sss-jupyter
A package to launch a JupyterLab server with a self-signed SSL certificate.
Install
pip install sss-jupyter
Usage
The following command launches a JupyterLab sesrver with HTTPS.
python3 -m sss_jupyter
Output:
generate ssh key in ~/.jupyterkey...
JupyterLab server is runnning at:
https://xx.xx.xx.xx:8888/?token=9a935b2658685774fe07c3bca01e8eb4d23aa52472eb263ab1
JupyterLab logs are stored in ~/.jupyter.log
Option:
-p, --port: int (default: 8888)
The port the server will listen on.
-l, --token_length: int (default: 50)
The character length of a secret token.
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