NB Anaconda Cloud

Installation

conda install -c conda-forge nb_anacondacloud
anaconda login  # optional, but recommended

Then, when you launch the Jupyter Notebook, you will see a "cloud upload" button in the toolbar. Press it, and after ensuring your credentials, you'll be able to click Publish.

The Summary and Thumbnail fields are currently only populated the first time you publish!

Development

git clone https://github.com/Anaconda-Platform/nb_anacondacloud.git
conda create -y -n nb_anacondacloud python
conda install -y -n nb_anacondacloud -c conda-forge --file requirements.txt
source activate nb_anacondacloud
python setup.py develop
npm install
jupyter nbextension install nb_anacondacloud --py --sys-prefix --symlink
jupyter nbextension enable nb_anacondacloud --py --sys-prefix
jupyter serverextension enable nb_anacondacloud --py --sys-prefix

jupyter notebook --no-browser

Happy hacking!

Tests

...the hard way

The tests can either be run with a mocked API (it won't hit the Anaconda Cloud API)...

npm run test

..or using your anaconda credentials, i.e. from anaconda login

USE_ANACONDA_TOKEN=1 npm run test

NOTE This approach will test the package "for reals" by:

• (potentially) deleting a package called untitled
• publishing a new package untitled
• releasing a notebook in it
• releasing another notebook to it

Continuous Integration

Automated tests are run on Travis-CI and Appveyor.

Changelog

1.4.0

• support notebook security fix introduced in notebook 4.3.1

1.3.0

• fix bad variable reference in environment name
• fix the attaching of the current environment

1.2.0

• update to nb_conda_kernels 2.0.0 (and actually depend on it)

1.1.0

• fix thumbnail uploading
• CI on Travis and Appveyor
• Coveralls

1.0.1

• minor install fixes

1.0.0

• update to notebook 4.2
• handle environment uploads better with nb_conda_kernels