While working on our code in Jupyter Notebook we tend to forget after a while that we working, actually running some code, but there was an exception that interrupted the long running task. 😠😢
COMEON!!!!!! NOT FARE
We again run it and have to wait and watch for another iteration to check if the fix worked or did it not.
Such a pain. 😟
Why don't we think about a exception notifier. Wait, What?! Don't we already have a notifier? Ahh yes we do, but not an exception notifier.
Well we can use them in each the cells and all that, but that's a mess in the notebook.
We can have an extension, in the notebook where if there was an exception we will be notified like a normal notifier does.
pip install jupyter
pip install jupyter_contrib_nbextensions && jupyter contrib nbextensions install
pip show jupyter_contrib_nbextensions
Get the Location path from the pervious command
Copy the exception_notifier folder to
site-packages/jupyter_contrib_nbextensions/nbextensions/
jupyter contrib nbextensions install
Start up a jupyter notebook and navigate to the new Nbextensions tab:
Enable the extensions you want and enjoy the productivity benefits. (If you don’t see a tab, open a notebook and click Edit > nbextensions config)
If this page helps you reduce time to develop, you can buy me a cup of coffee ☕
