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Thoughts on how to run iJavaScript on mybinder? #273
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@n-riesco - might you know what would be needed for a notebook to run in mybinder.org - so it would have the ijavaScript kernel running?
Sorry if there are a number of threads on this topic, and I'm adding to them
but I couldn't tell if this still needed something and was open like #196,
or well understood by others, and not me yet like #277 or #188
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paulroth3d commentedon May 26, 2022
I've been looking briefly into the documentation, from the great zero-to-binder tutorial
and found in their readme that they support things outside of just
requirements.txt- pointing to docs on repo2dockerThere it seems like there might be two options:
apt.txtto install node and then run apostBuildI noticed that there was a pull request #192 that seemed accepted (test/ijavascript-base-notebook-latest/Dockerfile) but then removed.
(...although it seems there is a ... copy stored in a gist)
I was curious what the current thoughts were,
or if there was an image on dockerhub I missed
paulroth3d commentedon Nov 21, 2022
For anyone else looking to run your project on mybinder, I made an instance that fixes a few of the issues I noticed with https://hub.docker.com/r/datainpoint/ijavascript-notebook
Plain:
Pre-loading the example.ipynb
Writeup is here: https://github.com/paulroth3d/docker_jupyter-ijavascript-utils
TLDR:
Either make a
DockerFilesimilar to the following:Or, if you'd like to update to have your own npm modules pre-installed:
package.jsonandpackage-lock.jsonDockerfileand look at thisDockerfilefor what was used therepaulroth3d commentedon Nov 21, 2022
@n-riesco - would rather ask - would this be okay to close?
I also put a comment on #196
as it seems like some work has been done there a bit, if you'd like to put in a comment there too.
n-riesco commentedon Nov 22, 2022
@paulroth3d First of all, apologies for my silence (I keep forgetting about open issues like yours, when I can't act on them right away 😞 ).
I've labelled this issue as a
question(I'm using this label as temporary FAQ before I rehaul the README).Thank you for all the work you've put. It looks impressive in many ways. I want to give it more visibility in the README (I will leave this issue open as a reminder for me to do so).