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Put a Pizza in your Jupyter Notebook
In order to actually order a pizza from your Jupyter notebook, you'll need to define a set of bash environment variables like your address. DO NOT GIT COMMIT ANY OF YOUR PRIVATE INFORMATION.
Start by making your own copy of the PIZZAVARS file, cp EXAMPLE_PIZZAVARS PIZZAVARS
. Edit the file to contain your correct information. Then at the terminal source PIZZAVARS
to put those variables into your environment. To change your favorite order, see the section below, Define Your Order.
It's highly recommended that you install in a virtualenv. The following commands assume you have already done source activate my-env-name
. After doing so, install both the serverextension and the toolbar button (nbextension) with:
pip install pizzabutton
jupyter serverextension enable --py pizzabutton --sys-prefix
jupyter nbextension install --py pizzabutton --sys-prefix
jupyter nbextension enable --py pizzabutton --sys-prefix
You can check that the install was successful with:
jupyter nbextension list
jupyter serverextension list
Use the pizzapi module to search for menu items at your local store.
import pizzapi
my_address = pizzapi.Address('700 Pennsylvania Avenue NW',
'Washington',
'DC',
'20408')
store = my_address.closest_store()
menu = store.get_menu()
menu.search(Name='Pepperoni') # 'Name' NOT 'name', 'Pepperoni' NOT 'pepperoni'
Should give you output like this:
10SCPFEAST Small (10") Hand Tossed Ultimate Pepperoni $11.99 10 S_PIZPX {'X': '1', 'C': '1', 'P': '1.5', 'Cs': '1', 'Cp': '1'}
10TPFEAST Small (10") Thin Ultimate Pepperoni $11.99 10 S_PIZPX {'X': '1', 'C': '1', 'P': '1.5', 'Cs': '1', 'Cp': '1'}
12SCPFEAST Medium (12") Hand Tossed Ultimate Pepperoni $14.99 12 S_PIZPX {'X': '1', 'C': '1', 'P': '1.5', 'Cs': '1', 'Cp': '1'}
12TPFEAST Medium (12") Thin Ultimate Pepperoni $14.99 12 S_PIZPX {'X': '1', 'C': '1', 'P': '1.5', 'Cs': '1', 'Cp': '1'}
PBKIREPX Large (14") Brooklyn Ultimate Pepperoni $17.49 14 S_PIZPX {'X': '1', 'C': '1', 'P': '1.5', 'Cs': '1', 'Cp': '1'}
14SCPFEAST Large (14") Hand Tossed Ultimate Pepperoni $17.49 14 S_PIZPX {'X': '1', 'C': '1', 'P': '1.5', 'Cs': '1', 'Cp': '1'}
14TPFEAST Large (14") Thin Ultimate Pepperoni $17.49 14 S_PIZPX {'X': '1', 'C': '1', 'P': '1.5', 'Cs': '1', 'Cp': '1'}
P16IBKPX X-Large (16") Brooklyn Ultimate Pepperoni $19.99 16 S_PIZPX {'X': '1', 'C': '1', 'P': '1.5', 'Cs': '1', 'Cp': '1'}
P10IGFPX Small (10") Gluten Free Crust Ultimate Pepperoni $11.99 10 S_PIZPX {'X': '1', 'C': '1', 'P': '1.5', 'Cs': '1', 'Cp': '1'}
P12IPAPX Medium (12") Handmade Pan Ultimate Pepperoni $14.99 12 S_PIZPX {'X': '1', 'C': '1', 'P': '1.5', 'Cs': '1', 'Cp': '1'}
To order, e.g., the Small Hand Tossed Ultimate Pepperoni pizza, set MY_ORDER_ITEMS=10SCPFEAST in your PIZZAVARS file. To order more than 1 item, list all the desired items in a comma-separated list (i.e. MY_ORDER_ITEMS=10SCPFEAST,20BCOKE)
If you followed the instructions in Dependencies and Installation and the extensions are listed, you should be good to go! Just start your notebook as per usual:
jupyter notebook My_Notebook.ipynb
A new button will appear on your toolbar that looks like this:
Click the button once and a modal will pop up telling you your order is on the way! Keep on coding & eating friend...
FAQs
A button on Jupyter's toolbar for pizza
We found that pizzabutton demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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