using Urwid
Create an interactive command application which proposes
2 panels :
- on left : list conda environnement (a nice way to display
conda env list) (informative) - on right : jupyter kernels list (interactive)
- display with checkboxes all environnement
- auto-check the existing kernels (from
jupyter kernelspec list) - when I check, it creates the kernel (
python -m ipykernel install --user --name=<kernel_name>) - when I uncheck, it removes the kernel (
jupyter kernelspec remove <kernel_name>)
And Ctrl-C or 'q' to quit
#from base environment
pip install pyinstaller urwid
pyinstaller update_ipykernels.py --onefile --collect-all urwid
pip uninstall pyinstaller urwid
#or directly from cli environment
pyinstaller update_ipykernels.py --onefile --collect-all urwid
#then
mkdir ~/Applications/update_ipykernels/
cp dist/update_ipykernels ~/Applications/update_ipykernels/
# and add ~/Applications/update_ipykernels/ in PATHand then we can run update_ipykernels