Closed dsyme closed 5 years ago
(@cgravill I removed the table of contents as it's really hard to keep up-to-date, is that ok?)
Yes, there needs to be a token passed. Usually this is hidden as when you start via a jupyter notebook
or equivalent it passes the token into the browser start so it seems hidden to the user.
I don't know if you can arrange for something like this to happen.
I don't feel strongly about the table to contents. Some new people expressed confusion - they didn't really know what Jupyter was just that they wanted to do things interactively. The table of contents approach seems to have worked well for https://github.com/giraffe-fsharp/Giraffe so I was trying it as a lightweight experiment.
I agree it's a bit of a faff but I didn't really expect this sudden influx of - very welcome - activity. :-)
@cgravill Thanks - shame that the token is required, but I understand
It seems a port mapping is also always required when starting via docker, which surprised me, i.e. -p 8888:8888
- is that expected?
Re TOC - yes, understood. @gbaydin and myself will keep refining the getting started experience to make it as simple as possible according to @gbaydin's recent experience with Python
BTW the docker images are pretty big, it will be good to eventually trim them a bit.
The notebook server in the docker image requires token or jupyter password authentication. Clarify the instructions
@cgravill Do the other approaches also require the jupyter notebook server token to be entered by the client?