Jupyter Notebook

User Documentation

  • The Jupyter Notebook
    • Introduction
      • Main features of the web application
      • Notebook documents
    • Starting the notebook server
      • Creating a new notebook document
      • Opening notebooks
    • Notebook user interface
    • Structure of a notebook document
      • Code cells
      • Markdown cells
      • Raw cells
      • Heading cells
    • Basic workflow
      • Keyboard shortcuts
    • Plotting
    • Installing kernels
    • Signing Notebooks
    • Browser Compatibility
  • Installation
  • Running the Notebook
  • Migrating from IPython
  • UI Components
    • Notebook Dashboard
    • Notebook Editor
    • Interactive User Interface Tour of the Notebook
      • Edit Mode and Notebook Editor
    • File Editor

Configuration

  • Config file and command line options
    • Options
  • Running a notebook server
    • Securing a notebook server
      • Prerequisite: A notebook configuration file
      • Preparing a hashed password
      • Adding hashed password to your notebook configuration file
      • Using SSL for encrypted communication
    • Running a public notebook server
      • Firewall Setup
    • Running the notebook with a customized URL prefix
    • Known issues
      • Proxies
      • Docker CMD
  • Security in Jupyter notebooks
    • The problem
    • Our security model
    • The details of trust
      • Updating trust
      • Explicit trust
    • Reporting security issues
    • Affected use cases
      • Javascript and CSS in Markdown cells
      • Collaboration
      • Multiple profiles or machines
  • Configuring the notebook frontend
    • How front end configuration works
    • Example - Changing the notebook’s default indentation
    • Example - Restoring the notebook’s default indentation
    • Persisting configuration settings
  • Extending the Notebook
    • Contents API
      • Data Model
        • Filesystem Entities
        • API Paths
      • Writing a Custom ContentsManager
        • Required Methods
      • Customizing Checkpoints
      • Testing
    • File save hooks
      • Examples
    • Custom request handlers
      • Writing a notebook server extension
      • Registering custom handlers

Developer Documentation

  • Installing Javascript machinery
    • Making a notebook release
  • Developer FAQ

Community documentation

  • Examples and Tutorials
    • Tutorials
    • Examples

About Jupyter Notebook

  • Jupyter notebook changelog
    • 4.1.0
    • 4.0.x
      • 4.0.6
      • 4.0.5
      • 4.0.4
      • 4.0.2
      • 4.0.0

Questions? Suggestions?

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  • Jupyter website
  • Stack Overflow - Jupyter
  • Stack Overflow - Jupyter-notebook
 
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  • Examples and Tutorials
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Examples and Tutorials¶

This portion of the documentation was generated from notebook files. You can download the original interactive notebook files using the links at the tops and bottoms of the pages.

Tutorials¶

  • What is the Jupyter Notebook?
  • Notebook Basics
  • Running Code
  • Markdown Cells
  • Heading 1
  • Heading 2
  • Keyboard Shortcut Customization
  • Embracing web standards

Examples¶

  • Importing Jupyter Notebooks as Modules
  • Connecting to an existing IPython kernel using the Qt Console
  • Motivating Examples
  • Equation Numbering and References
  • Other Syntax

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