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This is interesting, thanks! I just tried this out, and when I follow the instructions I just see a |
There were images copied loose into cookbook directory instead of cookbook/images
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Looks like the images directory contents have been copied together with python notebooks into cookbook dir. |
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Good stuff! |
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sorry for the delay -- just merged this! |
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I've added a Docker file to build a docker image with ipython and cookbook in it.
I've also added the description on how to use it in
README.md.You can connect your jvns/pandas-cookbook repository with respective repository on hub.docker and it will build fully functional container with ipython and cookbook. That way no one will need to build the image themselves locally, just run
docker pull jvns/pandas cookbook.