wordslab-notebooks-lib.core

Python SDK to programmatically access all services provided by wordslab-notebooks execution environment

wordslab-notebooks python SDK

The WordslabNotebooks class is the entry point to access all wordslab-notebooks resources.

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Wordslab

def Wordslab(
    
):

Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.

wordslab = Wordslab()

wordslab.python_lib_version

'0.0.11'

wordslab.env.version

'2025-12'

Develop a Python library with nbdev

Install the python client library in development mode

cd $WORDSLAB_WORKSPACE/wordslab-notebooks-lib
source .venv/bin/activate

# Install nbdev and twine
# Install the wordslab-notebooks-lib python library in editable mode
uv sync --dev

# Install the current package in editable mode
uv pip install -e .

Generate the python library from the source notebooks

cd $WORDSLAB_WORKSPACE/wordslab-notebooks-lib
source .venv/bin/activate

# Export notebooks to Python modules
nbdev_export

# Clean the notebooks before commit in git
nbdev_clean

Test the python client library

After installing the client library in development mode once, you can iterate fast: - create a notebook using the kernel “wordslab-notebooks-lib” - restart the kernel if needed - import wordslab_notebooks_lib - use the functions defined in the library

Publish the extension to pypi when ready

Create a file called ~/.pypirc with your token details. It should have these contents:

[pypi]
username = __token__
password = your_pypi_token

Then execute the following commands:

cd $WORDSLAB_WORKSPACE/wordslab-notebooks-lib
source .venv/bin/activate

# Bump the version number
nbdev_bump_version

# Publish to PyPI
nbdev_pypi