Once you shut down the JupyterLab instance the container will stop. You can just click on that link and JupyterLab should open in your browser. To access the server, open this file in a browser:
When it finishes (and it'll take a while), the bottommost lines in the terminal should be something like. no-browser -notebook-dir /tmp/notebooks Pip install -user 'jupyterlab < 4' 'ipympl < 0.8' pandas matplotlib \ e HOME=/tmp/jupyter python:3.8 bash -c " u 1000 -v $HOME/Documents/notebooks:/tmp/notebooks \ # the directory between Docker host and container, and run from the user. # This line on a Linux- and non-user-namespaced Docker will "share" docker run -name jupyter -it -p 8888:8888 \ You can build and run JupyterLab 3 container like this. The simplest cross-platform way to run JupyterLab, I guess, is running it from a Docker container.
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ExampleĪ couple of examples how to run JupyterLab. ipympl, jupyter-matplotlib) versions and their compatibility between the environments.Īnd even in single Python virtual environment make sure you comply with the ipympl compatibility table.
In a complex setup, where jupyter-lab process and the Jupyter/IPython kernel process are running in different Python virtual environments, pay attention to Jupyter-related Python package and Jupyter extension (e.g.
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