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Detect PHP "environments" and enable each one of them to be used in Jupyter #7

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castarco opened this issue Apr 13, 2016 · 2 comments
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@castarco
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It would be awesome if the installer could detect phpbrew, phpenv or virtphp installations and generating a different kernel.json for every one of the installer PHP versions.

For example, if we have PHP 5.5, 5.6, and 7.0 installed with Phpbrew, and the system version is PHP 5.5, the installer should generate the following directories with a kernel.json file, inside the Jupyter kernels directory:

  • jupyter-php
  • jupyter-php-brew-55
  • jupyter-php-brew-56
  • jupyter-php-brew-70

The tools that should be supported are:

  • phpbrew
  • phpenv
  • virtphp
@castarco castarco changed the title Detect Phpbrew installations and enable each installed PHP version to be used in Jupyter Detect PHP "environments" and enable each one of them to be used in Jupyter Apr 13, 2016
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./jupyter-php-installer.phar install has no effect at all

@castarco
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Hi @bluecolour , your problem has no relation with this particular issue. You can open a new issue and provide more information about your particular case:

  • Operative system
  • Installer's console output.
  • PHP version
  • Jupyter version

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