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I'm using the newest Arch package for Jupyter Notebook. I would like to edit the tab completion setting from four to two spaces.
In the new Jupyter Notebook this is not as easy as it was in iPython Notebook. Top websearch solutions are either outdated or refer to a Jupyter docs solution which involves using the browser's javascript console. This solution was not effective. Another solution is described in a stackoverflow post as also editing the javascript but in a Jupyter config file, How can I configure indentation size in my Jupyter notebooks? ("Just edit `~/.jupyter/nbconfig/notebook.json.`"). This answer describes editing the file `notebook.json`. The trouble is this config file is not found in my Arch Jupyter Notebook install.
Anyone using Jupyter Notebook on Arch made custom config settings?
$ sudo pacman -S jupyter-notebook
warning: jupyter-notebook-4.3.1-1 is up to date -- reinstalling
[~]$ find . -iname '*jupyter*'
./.jupyter
./.pythonvirtualenvs/jupyter
./.pythonvirtualenvs/jupyter3
./.local/share/jupyter
[...]
[~]$ find . -iname 'notebook.json'
[~]$ find . -iname '*nbconfig*'Last edited by xtian (2017-02-20 15:50:42)
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I don't use Jupyter notebook, but can't you just create the file?
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