Euporie – work with Jupyter kernels and notebooks

Euporie is a suite of terminal applications for working with Jupyter kernels and notebooks.

It provides a full-screen notebook editor, an interactive console and a notebook previewer, allowing Jupyter workflows to be used without a graphical desktop or web browser.

The software is particularly useful on remote servers, inside containers and over SSH. It can render rich notebook content directly in a terminal, including images, mathematical notation, tables and interactive widgets. Its modular design also lets users install only the Euporie applications they need.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

• Create, edit, run and save Jupyter notebooks entirely within a terminal.
• Connect to and interact with Jupyter kernels.
• Interactive console with multi-line code editing.
• Notebook previewer for rendering ipynb files without opening the editor.
• Render Markdown, tables, images, LaTeX, HTML, SVG and PDF output.
• Display images using Sixel, iTerm2 and Kitty terminal graphics protocols.
• Use Jupyter widgets interactively from the terminal.
• Tab completion, line suggestions and contextual help.
• Create and manage code, Markdown and raw notebook cells.
• Run selected cells and restart or change the active kernel.
• Save a console session as a Jupyter notebook.
• Convert a running console session into a notebook while retaining its kernel connection.
• Micro, Vim and Emacs-style key bindings.
• Searchable command palette for accessing application actions.
• Command bar with completion, history and support for running shell commands.
• Configurable colour schemes and syntax-highlighting themes.
• Keyboard and mouse navigation.
• Run notebooks from the previewer and optionally save the resulting output.
• Pipe rendered notebook output to terminal programs such as pagers.
• Can be integrated as a notebook previewer in terminal file managers.
• Optional Euporie Hub application provides notebook and console sessions over SSH.
• Public-key authentication for multi-user Euporie Hub deployments.
• Modular packages for the console, notebook editor, previewer and SSH server.
• Cross-platform support – runs on Linux, macOS and Windows.

Website: github.com/joouha/euporie
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Developer: Josiah Outram Halstead
License: MIT License

Euporie is written in Python. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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