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Fully isolated IPython kernels based on uv

Project description

uvk -- Fully isolated IPython kernels through the magic of uv

This project uses uv's ultrafast package deployment capabilities and on-the-fly isolated environment composition to run the IPython kernel in a Jupyter instance.

  • Notebooks can grab their dependencies and leave neither trouble nor cruft behind
  • No need for a whole pyproject.toml just to run somebody's notebook once
  • Elegantly integrate Jupyter notebooks into uv-driven project development workflows
Full documentation Tutorial IPython extension CLI reference

Quickstart-and-dirty

I have uv 😎 I only have Python and Pip
uvx uvk --user python -m venv .uvk \
&& . ./.uvk/bin/activate \
&& pip install uvk \
&& uvk --user

If your Jupyter instance is already running, wait up to a minute for it to poll for kernel specs and discover your new uvk. Otherwise, start Jupyter Lab or Jupyter Notebook.

Check out the tutorial on how to make the most of uvk features.

License

uvk is distributed as open source software under the MIT license.

Help and support

Full documentation is on ReadTheDocs. If you can't find any answer to your question after some reasonable foraging, please open an issue and I will provide as much guidance as I can. Please read and abide by the code of conduct guiding acceptable behaviour in issue and PR conversations.

Contributing

Contributions are more than welcome. If you have ideas for features or projects please get in touch. Whether code, example notebooks, example scripts, documentation — all equally valuable, so please do not presume you cannot provide something useful to this project. To contribute please fork the project, make your changes and submit a pull request. We will do our best to work through any issues with you and get your contribution merged in.

The uvk project is a proud participant to the Jupyter software ecosystem. If this project provides value towards your own work, please consider contributing to the Jupyter Foundation.

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