Jupyter · Open Collection

Jupyter Server REST API

30
Requests
1.0.0
Version
View on GitHub Raw JSON Data ScienceEducationInteractive ComputingNotebooksPythonScientific ComputingOpen Collection

Overview

Jupyter Server REST API is a Open Collection published by Jupyter on the APIs.io network, version 1.0.0.

The collection contains 30 requests.

Tagged areas include Data Science, Education, Interactive Computing, Notebooks, and Python.

Requests & Folders

Get server version
Get server status
Get current user identity
Get file or directory contents
Create new file or directory
Save or upload file
Rename file or directory
Delete file or directory
List checkpoints for a file
Create checkpoint
Restore checkpoint
Delete checkpoint
List sessions
Create session
Get session
Update session
Delete session
List kernels
Start kernel
Get kernel

Related API Specs

Jupyter Config API (OpenAPI) Jupyter Contents API (OpenAPI) Jupyter Jupyter Server REST API API (OpenAPI) Jupyter Kernels API (OpenAPI) Jupyter Kernelspecs API (OpenAPI) Jupyter Me API (OpenAPI) Jupyter Sessions API (OpenAPI) Jupyter Status API (OpenAPI) Jupyter Terminals API (OpenAPI)
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