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- swarmauri_tool_jupyterstartkernel-0.7.0.dev2/LICENSE +201 -0
- swarmauri_tool_jupyterstartkernel-0.7.0.dev2/PKG-INFO +129 -0
- swarmauri_tool_jupyterstartkernel-0.7.0.dev2/README.md +109 -0
- swarmauri_tool_jupyterstartkernel-0.7.0.dev2/pyproject.toml +66 -0
- swarmauri_tool_jupyterstartkernel-0.7.0.dev2/swarmauri_tool_jupyterstartkernel/JupyterStartKernelTool.py +92 -0
- swarmauri_tool_jupyterstartkernel-0.7.0.dev2/swarmauri_tool_jupyterstartkernel/__init__.py +19 -0
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Name: swarmauri_tool_jupyterstartkernel
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Version: 0.7.0.dev2
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Summary: A tool designed to start a new Jupyter kernel programmatically using jupyter_client, enabling execution of notebook cells.
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License: Apache-2.0
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Author: Jacob Stewart
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# swarmauri_tool_jupyterstartkernel
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## Overview
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The swarmauri_tool_jupyterstartkernel package provides a tool that programmatically starts a Jupyter kernel using jupyter_client. It integrates seamlessly with the Swarmauri framework to offer flexible kernel initialization, monitoring, and error handling.
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This tool can be particularly useful for dynamic, programmatic execution of notebook cells, automated testing of notebook-based workflows, or other situations where a Python (or alternative language) kernel instance is needed on-demand.
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## Usage
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Once installed, you can import and create an instance of the JupyterStartKernelTool in your Python code. Below is a simple example showing how to start a kernel and capture the resulting kernel name and ID.
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return getattr(self, "_kernel_manager", None)
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)
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