How do I launch jupyter notebook from my terminal?

Question

Trying to Launch jupyter notebook from terminal. I am currently on my terminal in the correct folder, and I have python 3.5 installed along with conda. But it is not launching.

Netherlands

Euporie may be a good alternative euporie.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html – Mitra

Answer 1

Jupyter Notebooks allow you to open IPYNB notebooks in the location you prefer. I generally recommend the following:

1. First create a folder at your preferred destination
2. Then go to terminal/cmd prompt and navigate to your above made destination
3. Once in the destination then type in jupyter notebook

This will then automatically trigger the browser and open the Home tab, you can start a new notebook with your preferred kernel, rename and save the notebook, which it saves at the location where you navigated through the terminal

This helps you organize your relevant/related notebooks in the same place in a structured manner.

Example shown below:

Ames

Answer 2

In the terminal and in the folder where your ipynb file is located, enter:

jupyter notebook NAMEOFFILE.ipynb

Hedvig

It doesn't work for me when I try with a specific file: it opens on browser a URL of type file:///tmp/tmpuchfjlw0.html and nothing happens. With directories it worked though. Tested on notebook==6.5.3. – Lanthanum

Works for me. Jupyter Server 2.7.3 – Dixil

Answer 3

Just type the command in the terminal to open the jupyter notebook.

$ jupyter notebook

Planogamete

Answer 4

In Windows we can't use the python3.12 command in this format as we use it in Linux or UNIX systems we have to use py -3.12 in this format to execute a specific python version.

Installing Jupyter Notebook

python -m pip install jupyter

or

py -3.12 -m pip install jupyter

Launching Jupyter Notebook

python -m jupyter notebook

or

py -3.12 -m jupyter notebook

Ongun

Answer 5

This worked for me

~/.local/bin/jupyter-notebook --port 8887

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