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A Binder Environment for the OPeNDAP Jupyter notebooks

Start the base environment

To use this environment as is: Binder

Environment with content

To use this environment with content (such as Jupyter notebooks and/or data), first make this content available via a separate repository.

Then construct a URL from the base environment repository URL and the content repository URL, as follows:

https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/datalad/datalad-binder/parameter-test?urlpath=git-pull?repo=<url-of-your-content-repo>

This URL, when opened, will use nbgitpuller to automatically pull in content from the specified repository into the base Binder environment.

Configuration

The following files allow Binder to configure the base environment:

  • environment.yml specifies the required tools/packages that will be installed via conda-forge
  • apt.txt specifies the required tools/packages that will be installed via APT
  • postBuild runs the commands after the apt.txt and environment.yml files are used.
  • jupyter_notebook_config.py provides configuration information to the jupyter server.

References

mybinder.org status How's the Binder site doing?

Datalad binder repository A good example of an 'environment repo.'

Running a public Jupyter Server This could provide key information about the odd login issue.

Security in the Jupyter notebook server This might also provide information about the login problem.

nbgitpuller documentation This is the main page for the nggitpuller tool used to access and start the 'content' repo. It includes a tool to make the link that triggers the operation.

nbgitpuller The nbgitpuller GitHub repo.

Copyright (C) 2023 OPeNDAP, Inc. This Jupyter Notebook is made available under the Creative Commons Attribution license 4.0.