JupyterLab Desktop currently supports user-friendly prebuilt extensions. Source extensions which require rebuilding are not supported.
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Before installing please read the Python Environment Customization Guide if you plan to customize the Python environment to add new packages. If you have an existing JupyterLab Desktop installation, please uninstall it first by following the uninstall instructions.
JupyterLab Desktop can be launched from the GUI of your operating system by clicking the application's icon or by using jlab command from the command line. Double clicking .ipynb files is also supported and it will launch JupyterLab Desktop and load the notebook file.
JupyterLab Desktop sets File Browser's root directory based on the launch method.
If launched from the application icon on GUI or by using jlab command without any arguments, then user's home is set as the root directory.
If launched by double clicking .ipynb file or jlab command with a file path as the argument, then file's parent directory is set as the root directory.
If jlab command is used with a directory path as the argument then the directory in the argument is set as the root directory.
jlab command-line launch examples
Open directories using relative or absolute path
jlab . launch in current directory
jlab ../notebooks launch with relative path
jlab /Users/username/notebooks launch with absolute path
Open notebooks and other files using relative or absolute path
jlab /Users/username/notebooks/test.ipynb launch notebook with absolute path
jlab ../notebooks/test.ipynb launch notebook with relative path
jlab ../test.py launch python file with relative path
Configuration files
By default JupyterLab Desktop will only load and write to Jupyter configuration located in:
%APPDATA%\jupyterlab-desktop on Windows
$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/jupyterlab-desktop or ~/.config/jupyterlab-desktop on Linux
~/Library/jupyterlab-desktop on macOS
ignoring any other Jupyter configuration which may be present in standard Jupyter paths as defined by jupyter --paths.
This includes jupyter-server settings, jupyterlab settings and workspaces, and any other configuration which would
normally be shared between Jupyter installations.
This is necessary to prevent a clash between the Desktop and any previous Jupyter installation.
You can change the configuration path by specifying JLAB_DESKTOP_CONFIG_DIR environment variable.
For instructions on how to copy the settings from previous JupyterLab installation please see the user guide.
Create the JupyterLab Desktop Server installer using
yarn create_env_installer:<platform>
Installer will be created in one of env_installer/JupyterLabDesktopAppServer<version>-MacOSX-x86_64.sh, env_installer/JupyterLabDesktopAppServer-<version>-Linux-x86_64.sh, env_installer/JupyterLabDesktopAppServer-<version>-Windows-x86_64.exe based on your platform
Now you can launch the JupyterLab Desktop locally using:
yarn start
If JupyterLab Desktop does not find a compatible Python environment configured, it will prompt for installation using JupyterLab Desktop Server installer or let you choose a custom environment on your computer at first launch.
Building for distribution
Build the application
yarn run clean && yarn build
Create JupyterLab Desktop Server installer
yarn create_env_installer:<platform>
Create JupyterLab Desktop installer which will also bundle JupyterLab Desktop Server installer.
yarn dist:<platform>
Application Installer will be created in dist/JupyterLab.dmg (macOS), dist/JupyterLab.deb (Debian, Ubuntu), dist/JupyterLab.rpm (Red Hat, Fedora) and dist/JupyterLab-Setup.exe (Windows) based on the platform
Release Instructions
For instructions on updating bundled JupyterLab packages and cutting a new release, please follow Release.md document.
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