Figuring out Jupyter Notebook config

[Kyle Kelley]

Does anyone know of a good way to dump the config of a notebook server (without the server running)?

I'm basically wanting to know what the config object would be after reading all the config files (system, user, etc.).

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Kyle Kelley (@rgbkrk; lambdaops.com)

[MinRK]

There isn’t a good mechanism builtin. I’ve been using this script for a number of years to peek at config.

For simple cases, you can load individual config files with PyFileConfigLoader and dump the resulting config dict. But that doesn’t rigorously mimic the hierarchy of files that the application can load. To do that, you would need to run the full config-loading. Here is a script that runs through the full initialization of any traitlets.config.Application and dumps its config instead of starting.

We should probably add a similar config option to the base Application so that every descendant can easily do this.

-MinRK

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[Kyle Kelley]

It would be cool to have this as base config. I'm primarily wanting this for testing Docker builds before promoting Docker images to production.

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