Add jupyter-book to conda-forge

[sodre]

This is a package request for jupyter-book. This is an interesting package because is a python package that generates a jekyll skeleton.

I am adding a package request because it appears @chrispyles and @ctrueden were trying to use jupyter-book in conda, and we just got an experimental version of jekyll in conda-forge.

I identified the following ruby runtime dependencies

ruby dependencies

• rb-github-pages 198
  • rb-activesupport 4.2.11.1
    • rb-minitest
    • rb-thread_safe
    • rb-tzinfo
  • github-pages-health-check = 1.16.1
  • jekyll = 3.8.5
  • jekyll-avatar = 0.6.0
  • jekyll-coffeescript = 1.1.1
  • jekyll-commonmark-ghpages = 0.1.5
  • jekyll-default-layout = 0.1.4
  • jekyll-feed = 0.11.0
  • jekyll-gist = 1.5.0
  • jekyll-github-metadata = 2.12.1
  • jekyll-mentions = 1.4.1
  • jekyll-optional-front-matter = 0.3.0
  • jekyll-paginate = 1.1.0
  • jekyll-readme-index = 0.2.0
  • jekyll-redirect-from = 0.14.0
  • jekyll-relative-links = 0.6.0
  • jekyll-remote-theme = 0.3.1
  • jekyll-sass-converter = 1.5.2
  • jekyll-seo-tag = 2.5.0
  • jekyll-sitemap = 1.2.0
  • jekyll-swiss = 0.4.0
  • jekyll-theme-architect = 0.1.1
  • jekyll-theme-cayman = 0.1.1
  • jekyll-theme-dinky = 0.1.1
  • jekyll-theme-hacker = 0.1.1
  • jekyll-theme-leap-day = 0.1.1
  • jekyll-theme-merlot = 0.1.1
  • jekyll-theme-midnight = 0.1.1
  • jekyll-theme-minimal = 0.1.1
  • jekyll-theme-modernist = 0.1.1
  • jekyll-theme-primer = 0.5.3
  • jekyll-theme-slate = 0.1.1
  • jekyll-theme-tactile = 0.1.1
  • jekyll-theme-time-machine = 0.1.1
  • jekyll-titles-from-headings = 0.5.1
  • jemoji = 0.10.2
  • kramdown = 1.17.0
  • liquid = 4.0.0
  • listen = 3.1.5
  • mercenary ~> 0.3
  • minima = 2.5.0
  • rb-nokogiri
  • rouge = 2.2.1
  • terminal-table ~> 1.4
• rb-jekyll-feed ~> 0.6
• rb-jekyll-redirect-from
• rb-jekyll-scholar
  • rb-bibtex-ruby
  • rb-citeproc-ruby
  • rb-csl-styles
  • rb-jekyll

[ctrueden]

I was trying to use the github-pages gem, which depends on nokogiri, which needs to build native extensions.

[sodre]

@ctrueden, github-pages gem will be a lot of work! I'll start by building the dependencies that have native extensions. Are you running on osx by any chance?

[sodre]

@ctrueden, you should be able to install nokogiri from conda-forge now...

[ctrueden]

Wow @sodre, you are a powerhouse. The new rb-github-pages conda package works for me for developing my GitHub-Pages-based sites locally from within a conda environment. It was as simple as:

conda create -n gh-pages rb-github-pages
conda activate gh-pages
bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve

Thank you so much for all your hard work!

[sodre]

@ctrueden, I am glad it worked!

[sodre]

@krinsman, Are you trying to use Jupyter Book with Conda? If so, this is the issue to follow.

[krinsman]

@sodre Yeah, I was trying to do exactly that. Thanks for the ping!

[ma-sadeghi]

I wonder what the status of this issue is. Is there a reason jupyter-book is not on conda-forge yet?

[phaustin]

see #12516 (comment)

[moorepants]

jupyter-book will now be available, as per this PR #13989

[phaustin]

hallelujah!