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  • 1. Installation
  • 2. Sign In
  • 3. Go to Jupyter Lab and generate the code.
  1. Quickstart

Jupyter Lab

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Last updated 2 years ago

Note: We are working on native JupyterLab extension with more extensive features. Join the waitlist below if you are interested.

To use CodeSquire in JupyterLab you first need to install it.

1. Installation

Click on the link below to go to Chrome Web Store and install the extension.

2. Sign In

After installing the extension, pin it and Login if needed.

3. Go to Jupyter Lab and generate the code.

After signing in, go to Jupyter Lab and start generating code by placing the cursor in the place where you want to generate code and pressing Ctrl+Shift+E.

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