jupyter-container

This adds a Jupyter notebook service for a single user to your Ansible Container project. It is made to work with JupyterHub.

To install the service, run these commands:

# Go to your Ansible Container project folder
$ cd myproject

# Install the service
$ ansible-container install marcusianlevine.jupyter-container

Requirements

• You need Ansible Container.
• You should have an existing Ansible Container project. To create one, follow these steps:

  # Make a new folder for your project
  $ mkdir myproject
  
  # Navigate to the new folder
  $ cd myproject
  
  # Set up the project
  $ ansible-container init
  

Role Variables

Here are some variables you can set:

• py2_env
  • The name of the Python 2 virtual environment added to conda.
• jupyterhub_pip_version
  • This must match the version of JupyterHub you have on the Hub that uses this image.
• cran_packages
  • A list of R packages to install.
• conda2_packages
  • A list of conda packages for Python 2 to install.
• pip2_packages
  • A list of pip packages for Python 2 to install.
• extra_conda3_packages
  • A list of additional conda packages for Python 3 to install, on top of conda2_packages.
• extra_pip3_packages
  • A list of extra pip packages for Python 3 to install, in addition to the ones in pip2_packages.
• extra_lab_extensions
  • A list of extra Jupyter Lab extensions (npm packages) to install.
• install_nbextensions
  • Install jupyter_contrib_nbextensions using conda (and its configurator).

Dependencies

Note: This role is built to work from a single-user Jupyter notebook base image

License

BSD

Author Information

Written by Marcus Levine for CKM Advisors.