GMPL Magic: GMPL/MathProg Magics for IPython/Jupyter
Usage
Take a look at these example notebooks for details on how to use GMPL Magic — no installation required, thanks to Binder!
Dependencies
GMPL Magic has been tested with
Jupyter 4.2.0
Python 3.5.2
MetaKernel 0.14
PyGLPK 0.4.2, available from [@bradfordboyle](https://github.com/bradfordboyle/pyglpk)
GLPK 4.60
Installation
First, make sure you have a working installation of GLPK. For example, on macOS, this can be accomplished with Homebrew by:
brew update brew tap homebrew/science brew install glpk
(I will eventually include instructions on how to install GLPK on other operating systems.)
Next, install PyGLPK - note that the version on PyPI is outdated:
pip install https://github.com/bradfordboyle/pyglpk/zipball/master
Then, install GMPL Magic:
pip install gmplmagic
To use these magics in a Jupyter notebook:
%load_ext glpkmagic
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