bootKernel: Boot the Juniper Kernel

In JuniperKernel: Kernel for 'Jupyter'

Description

Juniper Kernel Booter

Usage

bootKernel()

Details

This method is invoked programatically by a Jupyter client. In fact, it's this method that appears in the kernels.json file at the install location of the Juniper kernel. This kernel expects that a Jupyter client will pass the connection file via the command line. A connection file contains json that is similar to:

   {
     "stdin_port": 61144,
     "transport": "tcp",
     "ip": "127.0.0.1",
     "iopub_port": 61143,
     "hb_port": 61146,
     "key": "cc496d37-59a9-4c61-8900-d826985f564d",
     "shell_port": 61142,
     "control_port": 61145
   }
 

This file is generated by the Jupyter client in the install directory of the kernel. For example, if the Juniper kernel were installed on macOS with the --user flag, the generated json file would have a file path of ~/Library/Jupyter/runtime/kernel-7a172737-797e-4b90-9e81-720eb8b999ab.json

See http://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/kernels.html#connection-files for more details.

Examples

## Not run: 
  /path/to/R -e 'JuniperKernel::bootKernel()' --args /path/to/connection_file.json

## End(Not run)

JuniperKernel documentation built on May 2, 2019, 4:35 a.m.