jt command not installing properly

[dspoka]

Mac OS Sierra 10.13
pip 9.0.1
Python 2.7.13

I used
pip install jupyterthemes

and it seems like it installs successfully but the jt command does not exist.
have tried uninstalling and installing with sudo too.
any help?

[dunovank]

Hmm... that's a new one... I'm really not sure.
Does it work if you replace jt with jupyter-theme

as in:
jupyter-theme -t oceans16

[jasonseney]

Update - Not sure if this is the same issue, but I had to restart jupyter after setting this up for it to pick up the custom.css file for the first time.

[dunovank]

Thanks for the feedback. onedork should be one word 'jt -t onedork' . Not sure if that was a typo or not. But either way I'll need to make sure it raises an error when the theme name doesn't match any of the existing themes. Was that the issue (do you see the new theme after running 'jt -t onedork' )?. How about after refreshing the browser cache? Starting a new jupyter session? Restarting the browser and a new jupyter session?

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[jasonseney]

@dunovank Thank you for the reply - I actually edited my comment after figuring it out. (Unrelated to typo of theme).

I had to restart my jupyter process and it picked it up no problem after that. I read that it only checks for the custom.css file if it's there on startup. Subsequent changes to the theme work fine after restarting. I didn't have this issue with jupyter-themer because they use an entirely different (perhaps deprecated) location for the custom CSS.

Perhaps it's worth mentioning the restart in the README? Thanks!

[dunovank]

Yes, a long needed addition to the readme. Will do that asap. Thanks again for the feedback!

[sananth12]

@dspoka I had the same issue, and this worked for me:
(First, uninstall any older versions)

pip install --user git+https://github.com/dunovank/jupyter-themes.git

[dunovank]

Thanks @sananth12 ! Putting a note in the readme about this.

[biographie]

I've tried uninstalling existing versions and re-installing from the github repo, but I'm still getting " name 'jupyter' is not defined"

I've restarted jupyter as well and nothing seems to be solving the problem. Any suggestions?

[chw946]

I've tried following the README instruction:

# uninstall any existing versions
pip uninstall jupyterthemes
# install from the github repo
pip install --user git+https://github.com/dunovank/jupyter-themes.git

but it seems my zsh still complaining

zsh: command not found: jt

Does anyone know how to solve this?

[biographie]

chw946,
I too am having the same exact problem, and using zsh. Have yet to find a solution

[dunovank]

@biographie what's the output of terminal command: echo $PYTHONPATH

(I'm also using zsh and haven't had any issues. It's been a while but I seem to remember having to manually set my PYTHONPATH to prioritize anaconda packages after installing zsh).

[biographie]

@dunovank im not getting any output when echo $PYTHONPATH

any ideas on how to go about this?

[dunovank]

disclaimer: messing with PATH variables is always risky so proceed at your own discretion

If you're using anaconda you might try adding the following lines to your .zshrc

# PATH
export PATH="$HOME/anaconda/bin:$PATH"

# PYTHONPATH
export PYTHONPATH="$PYTHONPATH:$HOME/anaconda/bin/"

or replace $HOME/anaconda/bin/ with the path that gets returned when you execute which python

[dunovank]

@biographie any luck with this?

[biographie]

@dunovank great stuff - it worked!
just one last issue which is off-topic, but using the onedork theme, all the plots i've got in r have a dark overlay. is that they way it's meant to be?

thanks a lot for your help