Civis Jupyter Notebook Docker Image for R

Installation

Either build the Docker image locally

docker build -t civis-jupyter-r .

or download the image from DockerHub

docker pull civisanalytics/civis-jupyter-r:latest

The latest tag (Docker's default if you don't specify a tag) will give you the most recently-built version of the civis-jupyter-r image. You can replace the tag latest with a version number such as 1.0 to retrieve a reproducible environment.

Testing Integration with the Civis Platform

If you would like to test the image locally follow the steps below:

1. Create a notebook in your Civis platform account and grab the id of the notebook. This ID is the number that appears at the end of the URL for the notebook, https://platform.civisanalytics.com/#/notebooks/⁠
2. Grab a Civis API Key from your account. How to Generate a Civis API Key⁠
3. Create an environment file called my.env and add the following to it:

PLATFORM_OBJECT_ID=<NOTEBOOK ID>
CIVIS_API_KEY=<YOUR API KEY>

1. Build your image locally: docker build -t civis-jupyter-r .
2. Run the container: docker run --rm -p 8888:8888 --env-file my.env civis-jupyter-r
3. Access the notebook at the ip of your docker host with port 8888 i.e. <docker-host-ip>:8888

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING for information about contributing to this project.

If you make any changes, be sure to build a container to verify that it successfully completes:

docker build -t civis-jupyter-r:test .

and describe any changes in the change log.

For Maintainers

This repo has autobuild enabled. Any PR that is merged to master will be built as the latest tag on Dockerhub. Once you are ready to create a new version, go to the "releases" tab of the repository and click "Draft a new release". Github will prompt you to create a new tag, release title, and release description. The tag should use semantic versioning in the form "vX.X.X"; "major.minor.micro". The title of the release should be the same as the tag. Include a change log in the release description. Once the release is tagged, DockerHub will automatically build three identical containers, with labels "major", "major.minor", and "major.minor.micro".

License

BSD-3

See LICENSE.txt for details.