Error While Starting a Notebook

[emreds]

Hello, I am a newbie in emacs and I use doom emacs for starting. When I would like to start notebook with the M-x ein:run I have this error. Could you explain what is the problem?

This is the error log:

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ein: [info] ein:jupyter-server--run: /home/xxx/.local/bin/jupyter-notebook notebook --notebook-dir=/home/xxx/ --no-browser
ein: [warn] Jupyter server failed to start, cancelling operation
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ein: [info] ein:jupyter-server--run: /home/xxx/.local/bin/jupyter-notebook notebook --notebook-dir=/home/xxx/xxx/ --no-browser
ein: [warn] Jupyter server failed to start, cancelling operation
C-c C-c is undefined [5 times]

Also, after I install the package with M-x package-install, ein commands are not appearing after the reload of emacs. I delete and reinstall the package to start again.

I would really appreciate that if you could explain the reasons of those problems.

Thank you.

[dickmao]

Try running /home/xxx/.local/bin/jupyter-notebook notebook --notebook-dir=/home/xxx/ --no-browser from the command line, and proceed from there. Welcome to UNIX. You have a very long and arduous journey ahead of you.

[emreds]

Thank you for the answer but, I would like to use this package and edit notebooks in emacs. I already run and edit notebooks normally. The thing is, it is not starting with ein:run. Shouldn't the ein:run command run the notebook for me after I entered the path? Could you just tell me where is the mistake? Do I need to start notebooks then, connect them using this package. Is this what you mean?

[dickmao]

I'm always tell people their exact mistake if I know what it is.

ein cannot execute the command /home/xxx/.local/bin/jupyter-notebook notebook --notebook-dir=/home/xxx/ --no-browser. The only way to ascertain why is to run that command from the shell. It's not clear whether you know what a shell is, so that's why I talked down to you about UNIX.

At this rate of progress, I suspect emacs and ein is not for you. Both are very fragile and suit people less interested in the destination than the journey.

[emreds]

I guess we have a bit of miscommunication here. I couldn't find in the documentation about how to use ein:run then, I tried to find out how to use it and it just accepted the shell command as a Server Command. Then I thought it is trying to run the direct shell command in the back. I wouldn't try to run ipython on emacs if I didn't interested in. It would be nice if you can just tell me how to do it, or send some documentation links.

[dickmao]

I guess we have a bit of miscommunication here. I couldn't find in the documentation about how to use ein:run then, I tried to find out how to use it and it just accepted the shell command as a Server Command. Then I thought it is trying to run the direct shell command in the back.

Oh, we definitely have a miscommunication problem. Describing technical issues in an economic but precise manner is difficult for a native English speaker, which it's clear you're not.

It would be nice if you can just tell me how to do it

I want to be nice. I want to "just tell you how to do it." But it's not up to me.

[emreds]

Yes I am not native and I couldn't describe it well. With saying "just tell you how to do it." I meant how to use ein:run. Okay.