run all cells on startup

[marq h]

hi jupyter folks

I have carefully read http://jupyter-notebook.readthedocs.io/en/latest/security.html and I believe I understand the model enough to manage the risks in what I want to do.

I have a carefully controlled jupyter notebook which has been trusted.

I want to open this notebook from the command line, starting a new jupyter server and directing my browser directly to this notebook, then run all the cells within the notebook;  I would like the running of the cells to happen automatically, without any input from me.

Given that I already have trust, do you suggestions of a neat way that I can tell my jupyter instance that, in this particular case, I want all the cells to run straight away?

many thanks
mark

[marq h]

I assume that the lack of response to this query indicates that this is not a plausible thing to implement?

Is this a fair conclusion?

cheers
mark

[Thomas Kluyver]

On 20 July 2016 at 16:00, marq h <mar...@gmail.com> wrote:

I assume that the lack of response to this query indicates that this is not a plausible thing to implement?

I think it's plausible with a bit of custom javascript. Most of the people who would normally answer your query were away at a conference last week.

Thomas

[AO MO]

Hi Marq,

I could not figure out if this is possible in the last 12 months.

It may be possible through this nbextension:
Python-Markdown

I did not manage to make it run python code on startup, however. If you can do it, please post your method here.

Take care.

[Aaron Watters]

Something like this?

%%HTML

<button id="do_run_all">Click to run all</button>

<script>

$("#do_run_all").click(

    function () {

        $("#run_all_cells").click();

    }

);

</script>

[Hai Nguyen]

I have solution and posted here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/jupyter/WHTnfAQw9gY/Lc0GZwwiBAAJ

but my reply was deleted since developers discourage to do that.

you can resend that message to you if you send me offlist.

Hai

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[Hai Nguyen]

You can actually see my reply in Matthias's quote in that link :D

Hai

[marq h]

Hi Aaron

I don't want this behaviour for many notebooks, just one or two particular ones.  This approach enables me to have a

'Press Me!'

button to get things going, which is helpful for new users

thank you
mark