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==Installing Base16 IPython Matplotlib== | |||
To get this looking even better, we need the matplotlib plots to have a style that matches the notebook theme. We can do this using the Base16-IPython-Matplotlib repository. | |||
Guide: [[Jupyter/Base16mpl]] | |||
End product: | |||
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Revision as of 13:17, 2 December 2017
Applying Base16 themes to ipython notebook via https://github.com/nsonnad/base16-ipython-notebook
Before
Installing Base16 Jupyter
Clone repo, and also clone submodules:
git clone https://github.com/charlesreid1/base16-jupyter
Create a Jupyter config directory in the default location and start a notebook server:
jupyter notebook --generate-config jupyter notebook
Create a Jupyter config directory in a custom location and start a notebook server with that configuration:
JUPYTER_CONFIG_DIR=~/jupyter_custom jupyter notebook --generate-config JUPYTER_CONFIG_DIR=~/jupyter_custom jupyter notebook
Custom CSS should go in custom/custom.css:
mkdir $JUPYTER_CONFIG_DIR/custom
Then copy any of the CSS files into this directory:
cd base16-jupyter/ cp colors/base16-bespin-dark.css $JUPYTER_CONFIG_DIR/custom/.
It should look like this:
Installing Base16 IPython Matplotlib
To get this looking even better, we need the matplotlib plots to have a style that matches the notebook theme. We can do this using the Base16-IPython-Matplotlib repository.
Guide: Jupyter/Base16mpl
End product:
