On Wednesday, June 7, 2017 at 10:55:33 PM UTC-7, Roland Weber wrote: > > Hi Brendan, > > regarding your fallback solution: the notebook server is Python code. You > can import the packages and call the functions to start a notebook server > in the current process. The 'jupyter' command itself is a Python script, so > just follow the code path to see what it does when invoked with certain > options. Once you get to the point where the notebook server is started, > you'll know how to do that directly from your code. You'll probably have to > follow the code path a bit further to see where the token is generated and > stored. > > Yes, I realize that. What I'm asking with that part of the question is whether there is a documented, "official" API for launching a notebook programmatically rather than from the command line.
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