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dahn-zk / zsh-jupyter-kernel

Z shell kernel for Jupyter Notebook
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can't install following your pip instructions #1

Closed eiro closed 5 years ago

eiro commented 5 years ago

hello,

i don't know if it's a typo in the doc or if i screwed something but i wasn't enable to run a working kernel using your instructions. the ones described here https://github.com/eiro/play-jupyter/blob/master/Dockerfile are working.

regards, marc

dahn-zk commented 5 years ago

Hello, Marc! Sorry for a very late response, I was on a vacation.

Thank you for fixing the docs, I appreciate it. I also tested your Dockerfile and it works like a charm.

I linked your repo to the readme file.

eiro commented 5 years ago

hello,

Sorry for a very late response, I was on a vacation.

there was no rush :) hope you enjoyed it.

Thank you for fixing the docs, I appreciate it.

thank you for doing the job of creating a zsh kernel :) i tried long time ago but the python part made me run away.

I also tested your Dockerfile and it works like a charm.

cool! thank you. also thanks to your project, i discovered the zsh capture by @Valodim so i'm currently experimenting zsh completion for vim which is very useful for me as i am an intensive user of fc, zle -N edit-command-line. also inside vim, i use '<,'>term and ! filter.

I linked your repo to the readme file.

not sure this is a good idea as it really was for testing purposes. Feel free to add the Dockerfile to your project (i can also make a PR for that)

regards marc

dahn-zk commented 5 years ago

thank you for doing the job of creating a zsh kernel :) i tried long time ago but the python part made me run away.

Wow, glad to hear! For me it is important to have a notebook env for shell, but existing Bash kernels are too primitive, except Calysto one, which in its turn seems too overloaded and has complex source code, in my opinion. So here it is, I'm back to improving it now.

also thanks to your project, i discovered the zsh capture by @Valodim so i'm currently experimenting zsh completion for vim which is very useful for me as i am an intensive user of fc, zle -N edit-command-line. also inside vim, i use '<,'>term and ! filter.

Ha! :) That was a gem for me to discover as well. It's a really impressive hackery done there.

Interesting... Never used fc. Will give it a try.

not sure this is a good idea as it really was for testing purposes. Feel free to add the Dockerfile to your project (i can also make a PR for that)

Adding Dockerfile to the project sounds good 👍 I've piled up all the small things to ../misc, it's a bit of a mess but many links refer to that location, I may reorganize later