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It would be great to create a binder from xdem repository directly. To do that, I see two issues:
Once the Binder created, starting a console and running import xdem raises "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'xdem'". Something must be changed to xdem's configuration probably
All our examples are python scripts, that are not so nice to work with on Jupyter Lab. If jupytext is added as a dependency, the jupyterlab will be able to open any script as a notebook. With jupytext, it works but the notebooks look quite ugly (see screenshot below), so we need to improve that.
We don't have one 🙃 I thought all that was needed was the setup.py.
I don't find any in OGGM. Do you have an example of a configuration somewhere? Because I tested running mybinder with OGGM/oggm and import oggm works...
Adding the binder folder helps creating a new environment, but somehow opencv does not install correctly. I get the same error as here. I'll try the same fix.
It would be great to create a binder from xdem repository directly. To do that, I see two issues:
import xdem
raises "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'xdem'". Something must be changed to xdem's configuration probablyTo reproduce:
conda install -c conda-forge jupytext
, then startjupyter notebook
and open any of xdem's example scriptsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: