First, download the environment.yml
file in this repository to your computer.
Important: if you are on a Windows machine, make sure that .txt
wasn't appended to the file name when you downloaded it. If so, you will need to rename it so the file ends in .yml
.
Then you can run, from either the Anaconda Prompt (Windows) or Terminal app (MacOS):
conda env update --file environment.yml --name musa
where musa
should be the name of the environment you have been using.
Then you can activate the environment and start a notebook
conda activate musa
- hvplot, Holoviews, GeoViews
- APIs
- SQL
- pyViz tutorial: introduction to the pyViz ecosystem
- HoloViews user guide and gallery
- GeoViews user guide and gallery
- SQL documentation for CARTO
- GeoServices
- String formatting for DateTime objects