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How to run the Jupyter Book locally

Ensure you are using one of the following OS/software:

• Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (not Windows) running Ubuntu
• macOS
• Linux

0. Install the prerequisites:

• Git
• Visual Studio Code - Code editor
  • Live Server extension - Local server extension (to view Jupyter Book locally and hot reload)
  • Run on Save extension - Allows for auto-build on save for the file types specified in ../.vscode/settings.json
• Python
• uv - Python package manager

1. Clone the repository to your local device using Git:

git clone https://github.com/dathere/100.dathere.com.git

3. Change your directory into this folder book.
4. Run uv venv, this should generate a .venv folder.

• On macOS and Linux
  • Run source .venv/bin/activate
• On Windows
  • Run .venv\Scripts\activate

6. Run uv pip install -r requirements-local.txt.
7. Run uv pip install -e ./bash_kernel and then python -m bash_kernel.install to install the Bash kernel.
8. You may need to add qsv to your PATH first. Then, run jb build . to build the book or save a .md, .ipynb, or .yml file in VS Code for the Run on Save extension to run relevant commands.
9. Serve the build locally. For example using VS Code, click on _build/html/index.html and click Open with Live Server which should launch a local build of the website and should reload within a few seconds each time you save a .md or .yml file in VS Code (you may need to refresh the page once Run on Save is done each time). You may need to navigate to the proper URL such as http://localhost:5500/\_build/html/.

Notice

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