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Jusi

Jusi brings Jupyter kernels and interactive tools into Neovim. Edit plain-text notebooks, execute cells, and work with their outputs in native splits, using local or remote kernels.

Install

Install the Python backend:

pip install jusi
# Or include VisiData:
pip install 'jusi[vd]'

Jusi requires Python 3.9+ and the matching Neovim frontend release. The frontend requires Neovim 0.11+, curl and a POSIX shell.

See the Jusi project on GitHub for frontend installation, a first notebook, documentation and release notes.

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