Emily CLI Documentation
Release-v3.1.0Emily combines the powers of Python and Docker to build stable and consistent machine learning and datascience python environments. Emily is useful for large cross-team project development as well as for simply running a single jupyter notebook or python script.
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$ emily doctor [options]Check and fix system issues with Emily. Valid requirements for (--fix): vscode | remote-extension | python-extension | pycharm docker | docker-snap |docker-permissions| docker-compose nvidia-driver | nvidia-docker | kubectl |
$ emily doctorEmily: Running emily doctor...Checking your system please stand by...Emily: All required features fixed!- Docker ✔- WSL Kernel update ✔- Enable Hyper V on startup ✔Emily: Missing 1 optional feature(s). Some requirements mightrequire the terminal to be restarted before they aredetected correctly- Visual Studio Code ✔- Remote Development Extension ✔- Python Extension ✔- PyCharm Professional ×? Emily: I can fix the issues for you. Continue?(Y/n) · YesEmily: Downloading PyCharm Professional 2021.2 ...Emily: Finished installing requirements on your machine.$ emily doctor$ emily doctor--fix docker$ emily doctor--no-fix kubectl$ emily doctor--restart $ emily doctor--no-restart Running Emily Doctor
Emily doctor will check whether your system is ready to use Emily or not. For example, Emily requires Docker to be installed and setup - if you do not have it on your system, Emily can intall it for you.
To run the doctor command, enter emily doctor in the terminal and select from a list of missing requirements.
You can provide a list of requirements that you wish to have fixed using the --fix flag. This flag can also be negated, specifying the arguments that you wish to not fix (--no-fix)