Jupyter-themes: No module named 'jupyter_core'

Created on 16 Jul 2017  路  20Comments  路  Source: dunovank/jupyter-themes

I get the error below when:
giving terminal command: jt -t oceans16
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'jupyter_core'

When giving terminal command: conda -l
jupyter_core 4.3.0 py36_0 is listed in the modules

Any ideas as to cause, or solution to problem?

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+1

Edit:
@OldBoots4
I did this: pip3 install --upgrade notebook
and this: pip3 install lesscpy and it worked. Enjoying onedork.

(you may need to replace pip3 with pip)

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+1

Edit:
@OldBoots4
I did this: pip3 install --upgrade notebook
and this: pip3 install lesscpy and it worked. Enjoying onedork.

(you may need to replace pip3 with pip)

Thanks for the feedback, working on a fix now

@OldBoots4 can you try running pip install --upgrade jupyterthemes to see if the issue is fixed?

Thanks for the help dunovank,
I did the pip upgrade jupyterthemes and then received the ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'lesscpy' error.
After pip install lesscpy was applied, the jupyter-theme has been applied to my notebook and looks great!
Thank you again for the help and also the rapid response.

I'm pretty sure the root of this error is the same as #149 , hoping both have been resolved in the newest release. Anyone mind testing it out? pip install --upgrade jupyterthemes

Reported as fixed in #149 . Closing.

I had the same problem and can confirm that pip install --upgrade jupyterthemes fixed it!

Thx ,it work!

It worked for me too. I just have to give_sudo pip3 install --upgrade notebook_

Tks

Thank you Man it worked

Also for those who have this issue you might want make some cleaning in your ~/.local/bin directory and performign and installation again

//hope it will be work...

it works! thanks

Thank you. It works for me.@edencakir

@OldBoots4 can you try running pip install --upgrade jupyterthemes to see if the issue is fixed?

Thank you so much. The problem is gone :)

The two commands worked for me

thx, it help me a lot.

I had the same problem and can confirm that pip install --upgrade jupyterthemes fixed it!

Thanks a lot as the above line sure fixed it for me too!

+1

Edit:
@OldBoots4
I did this: pip3 install --upgrade notebook
and this: pip3 install lesscpy and it worked. Enjoying onedork.

(you may need to replace pip3 with pip)

Thanks a lot!

I tried the above solutions, yet the problem reappears.

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