Installing Mito in a Jupyter Notebook Directly
If you're looking to skip the installer, and install the `mitosheet` package in a Jupyter Notebook correctly, follow these instructions.
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If you're looking to skip the installer, and install the `mitosheet` package in a Jupyter Notebook correctly, follow these instructions.
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Check that you have Python 3.6 or above by opening a terminal and running python --version
First open a new terminal or command prompt. Then, download the Mitosheet package (this command may take a few moments to run).
Then, activate the extension:
If you have a currently running Jupyter Notebook, restart your kernel and refresh the page. Then continue to creating a mitosheet.