Rinocloud CLI toolkit

CLI tool to save data-science notebooks on Rinocloud.

(General file push/pull coming soon...)

Installation

pip install rino

Getting started

First you will want to login to Rinocloud so that you can push data.

rino login

The, in your target directory, initialize a repository

rino init

This will create a rino.json file. Then set the Rinocloud folder you want to push notebooks to.

rino remote set data/notebooks

Then push a new notebook (can be any filetype)

rino notebook push some_notebook.ipynb

If a git repo exists, rino will automatically gather the remote origin, the branch and the current commit hash. If the repo is not clean, the push will be rejected unless you add the -f, or --force flag. This is so that each version of the notebook will have a solid codebase to reference at all points in the future.

It adds all this to a git metadata field of the notebook on Rinocloud.

When you've edited your notebook, and you want it updated:

rino notebook update some_notebook.ipynb

Same rules apply as push with respect to git.

You can fetch a notebooks from Rinocloud with

rino notebook fetch rinocloud/path/notebook.md

To see the git information of an existing local notebook just type:

rino git show notebook.md

>>> git info for notebook.md
>>> remote: origin git@github.com:eoinmurray/example-simulation.git
>>> branch: master
>>> commit: d00faed8fc1754db2f459135128bdf62c6f6a234
>>> message: 
>>>         wave packet video

So its easy to fetch a notebooks and checkout the exact commit used with the notebook.

To open up the remote folder type:

rino browse