jupyter-starters
and jupyterlab-starters
are open source software, and
all contributions conforming to good sense, good taste, and the Jupyter Code of
Conduct are welcome, and will be reviewed by the contributors,
time-permitting.
There are probably other ways, but I haven't tried them
- Be on Linux/OSX
- Get Mambaforge
- Get doit
mamba install doit
doit
Now you should have a working Lab.
doit lab
Try out some stuff. Make some whitepapers and cookiecutters.
doit lint
doit test
You may want to run against a "clean" lab, e.g.
doit
doit watch:lab
...in another terminal
doit lab
doit docs
...or watch for changes
doit watch:docs
mamba create -p .envs/_lock --file .github/locks/lock-linux-64-3.11.conda.lock
source .envs/_lock/bin/activate
doit lock
- Download and unpack the artifacts from CI into
dist
- Make a GitHub release with all of the release artifacts
- Upload the releases
twine upload dist/*.whl dist/*.tar.gz
npm publish dist/*.tgz