Installation

jupyter_nebulagraph should be installed via pip.

pip install jupyter_nebulagraph

Note: if you are doing this in a Jupyter Notebook, you can use the ! or % prefix to run shell commands directly in the notebook.

%pip install jupyter_nebulagraph

Load it in Jupyter Notebook or iPython

In each Jupyter Notebook or iPython environment, you need to load the extension before using it.

%load_ext ngql

But how to get a NebulaGraph instance to connect to? Here are some options:

Documents, to go through the official installation guide for NebulaGraph.
Docker Compose, if you are comfortable to play with Docker on single server.
NebulaGraph-Lite, install on Linux or Colab with pip install for ad-hoc playground.
Docker Extension, one-click on Docker Desktop(macOS, windows) on desktop machines, in GUI flavor, jupyter environment included.
nebula-up, one-liner test env installer on single server, support studio, dashboard, nebulagraph algorithm, exchange etc, all-in-one.
Nebula-Operator-KinD, Nebula K8s Operator with K8s-in-Docker, one-liner test env with docker+k8s+nebulagrpah-operator, try NebulaGraph on K8s with ease on your single server.