#How to use mojo in jupyter notebook with the new magic based installation of max-mojo?
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Probably, something along the lines of:
$ magic init projectname --format mojoproj
$ cd projectname
$ magic shell
$ whereis mojo
$ code . (open vscode here)
And then create your notebook and set it's env to point to the mojo binary inside the shell (not sure if it's auto detected, you may need to point to the exact dir yourself.
I haven't tried myself yet.
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I followed the steps, and I saw the mojo kernel. But it could not connect to it.
Had to add ipykernel
magic add ipykernel
Works now. Thanks.
I could not get it done, error while loading shared libraries libedit.so2, I got the same while trying mojo reply. by the way I'm ar Arch linux, not Ubuntu, but everything else is working smoothly