I just learned that the command

kedro jupyter notebook

can be great to develop the code in your nodes, because you can have access to the catalog, among others. Is there a way to open a Jupyter Notebook directly in your IDE? I have PyCharm Pro.

yes!

%load_ext kedro.ipython

Thanks!

Once you run

kedro jupyter notebook

(or

kedro jupyter setup

), basically any of the

kedro jupyter

command. It will register a kernel. When you open a notebook in IDE, you can select the kernel and it will automatically run the extension. Otherwise like @Juan Luis suggested, you can always add that addition line of code to load it up!

@Francis Duval is there anything we could have done on your journey to help you discover this quicker?

Thanks! I'll try that. @datajoely, yes, would be nice to have a section like "Run Kedro Jupyter in an IDE" on this doc page: https://docs.kedro.org/en/stable/notebooks_and_ipython/kedro_and_notebooks.html. Maybe a screenshot of a ipynb file opened in an IDE like PyCharm would help to find the doc faster.

If you have the VSCode plugin for Jupyter notebooks, then you can also pull your Kedro stuff into there. I am curious if there is a good Vim plugin out there, but have not had the time to look into that yet.