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A simple CLI wrapper to manage Jupyter kernels

Project description

ezkernel is a Python library for managing Jupyter kernels. With ezkernel, you can easily add, remove, and rename Jupyter kernels directly from the command line.

Installation

To install ezkernel, simply run this command in your terminal:

pip install ezkernel

Features

  • Add new Jupyter kernels

  • Remove existing Jupyter kernels

  • Rename Jupyter kernels

Usage

Adding a Kernel

To add a new Jupyter kernel, use the following command:

ezkernel add <kernel-name> --display-name "Display Name"

Removing a Kernel

To remove an existing Jupyter kernel, use:

ezkernel remove <kernel-name>

Renaming a Kernel

To rename an existing Jupyter kernel, use:

ezkernel rename <old-kernel-name> <new-kernel-name>

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

MIT

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