Callisto

Inspired by some personal frustrations around doing reproducible programming inside a Jupyter notebook, I built a small command line utility to easily create and delete kernels using virtual environments.

Using this you can work on building a good, reusable project, manage dependencies with a virtualenv, but use that code in a Jupyter notebook.

The readme gives a pretty good description of how to install. Note the bit at the bottom about adding a directory to the $PYTHONPATH for that kernel.

Try it out with pip install callisto, activate a virtual environment, run

$  callisto -p ~/path/to/project

Then happy hacking in your new Jupyter kernel.