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Jupyter Kernel Handler

Cell Execution Monitor with colored output and custom hooks for Jupyter notebooks.

Features

  • Pre-run cell content display (blue)
  • Real-time output (green)
  • Post-run summary (yellow)
  • Custom hooks for pre-run, real-time, and post-run events
  • Debug mode for line-by-line real-time output

Installation

From PyPI (public release)

pip install jupyter_kernel_handler

From GitHub (latest code)

pip install git+https://github.com/Dataxcelerator/jupyter_kernel_handler.git

Using a PyPI API key (for private uploads)

If you need to install from a private PyPI repository using an API key, use:

pip install --extra-index-url https://__token__:<YOUR_API_KEY>@pypi.org/simple jupyter_kernel_handler

Replace <YOUR_API_KEY> with your actual PyPI token.

Usage

import jupyter_kernel_handler
jupyter_kernel_handler.set_hooks(pre_run=my_pre, realtime=my_real, post_run=my_post)
jupyter_kernel_handler.activate(debug_mode=True)

See the notebook run.ipynb for a full demo.

License

MIT

Source

GitHub Repository

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