Configuration

Let ULLD help you generate a configuration file.

Notebook Settings

Tell ULLD about your work environment so we can integrate with Jupyter. If you do not use Jupyter in your workflow, you can skip this section.

ULLD currently supports Jupyter integration out of the box, but relies on a third party package that is causing some UI issues inside of notebooks. Most if not all of these bugs have to do with syntax highlighting and the lack of support for the editor that is integrated elsewhere within ULLD. An internally developed replacement is on the way, and current Jupyter support will not put your content at risk and remains functional, 98% of the time.

The path to the Jupyter environment on your own system. For now, only Python is supported as a programming interface, although all of the Markdown and non-programming features of Jupyter are still supported. When an internal package is developed, this will be extended to support a wide range of Jupyter kernels and languages.

A secure token with which to connect to the jupyter server instance. This token must also be present in the jupyter_server_config.py file related to the environment provided above. Any 64 character random string of alpha-numeric characters will work.

Hint:If you are concerned about providing a secure token here, you can append it to your configuration file yourself at the jupyter.jupyterToken path.
Note:Read more about configuring the Jupyter integration here

The name of the kernel. Until ULLD grows to support other languages and kernels, this default is most likely accurate.

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