The Jupyter console is a terminal frontend for kernels using the Jupyter protocol. The console can be installed with:
pip install jupyter-console
If you want to use conda instead to perform your installation:
conda install -c conda-forge jupyter-console
And started with:
To see configuration options:
To start the console with a particular kernel, ask for it by name:
jupyter console --kernel=julia-0.4
A list of available kernels can be seen with:
You can connect to a live kernel (e.g. one running in a notebook) with its ID:
jupyter console --existing KERNEL_ID
or even connect to the most recently started kernel by default:
jupyter console --existing
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