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Open Existing Virtual Environments

Reopen your existing virtual environments to keep working where you left off.

If you installed Mito in a virtual environment, follow these instructions to relaunch your Mito environmnet.

How to open open an Existing Virtual Environment

Activate your environment

  • On Windows in command prompt:

mitoenv\Scripts\activate.bat
  • On Mac:

source mitoenv/bin/activate

Launch JupyterLab

jupyter lab

Then either create a new mitosheet or rerun an existing mitosheet.sheet() call

  1. Open Anaconda Navigator

  2. Click on the Home button

  3. Select your Mito environment

  1. Find the JupyterLab title and press Launch

Activate your environment

Launch Jupyter Lab

Then, follow these instructionst to create a new mitosheet.

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