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Had trouble getting iPython, Jupyter, installed after upgrading to El Capitan OS X 10.11 | |
using default pip, packages were getting installed to | |
/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/ | |
when trying to run `jupyer notebook`, the notebook package was not being found, couldn't run | |
`> jupyter: 'notebook' is not a Jupyter command` | |
uninstalled all packages that were installed to that dir | |
example: | |
`sudo -H pip uninstall ipython` | |
`sudo -H pip uninstall jinja2 && sudo -H pip uninstall appnope && sudo -H pip uninstall markupsafe` | |
did this for a bunch of other items in that dir that were related to ipython/jupyter | |
tip: use `ls -ltr /Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/ ` to sort the things you have updated most recently | |
re-install the packages with brew pip (not system pip), make sure they are located here: | |
/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/ | |
now it works | |
brew pip saw packages but calling packages -> packages/programs/commands not found | |
+++++++ | |
SYNOPSIS | |
- install brew | |
- install brew python | |
- install brew pip if needed, maybe with the `sudo easy_install pip` | |
- pip install jupyter | |
- pip install anything else jupyer needs, probably ipython, using --user --ignore-installed, because the dependencies might already be installed elsewhere and if so then pip will refuse to install normally | |
- pip can be nuked with `for i in $(pip list); do pip uninstall $i; done` though I don't recommend this, it makes a mess | |
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how to install python pip ipython notebook jupyter in OS X 10.11 El Capitan |
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