Hydrogen: No kernal for language python found

[Underbite-productions]

Great work creating a more interactive environment for atom, but alas for me I cannot get it to work ...

I think this maybe something to do with setting correct kernal path, but I cannot find kernal.json file use as a reference in the settings.

When I go run a line of python code (cmd+shift+P hydrogen: run), this is the error i get (see screen shot attached):

No kernal for language python found
Check that the language for this file is set in Atom and that have a Jupyter kernal installed for it.

I have plenty of kernals installed on my machine as i typically use virtual environment and I also have the anaconda distrubution installed as well.

[lgeiger]

If your editor grammar is set to MagicPython instead of Python, hydrogen is searching for a kernel named magicpython rather than python. You can check this setting at the lower right corner of Atom.

Either change the grammar of your editor to Python or if you like to keep the syntax highlighting of MagicPython add {"MagicPython": "python"} to Language Mappings in the Hydrogen settings.

[m-guggenmos]

@lgeiger This isn't working for me, I keep getting the No kernel for language magicpython found error.

[lgeiger]

I reproduced this issue.

If you add {"python": "magicpython"} to your language mappings everything should work fine.

This setting is usually used to map a kernel language name to atom's grammar name. Since MagicPython changes atom's grammar name this setting has to be applied the other way round.

You can also use the kernel mapping setting instead. Just add {"magicpython": "Python 2"} there.

[m-guggenmos]

Great, I can confirm that exchanging the two names works.

[lgeiger]

Awesome! 🎉

[jamil912]

[ Problem solved ] " no kernel for python language found"

I am using Linux Operating System ubuntu 16:04
Atom 1.7.4

Open your beloved Terminal <3

$ sudo apt autoremove ipython
$ sudo apt install python-pip -y
$ pip install --upgrade pip

then, install ipython[notebook]

$ sudo pip install ipython[notebook]

Done