The vanilla installation of Jupyter comes with Python pre-installed, but I want to work with R. Here's how.
Step 0 - Install Jupyter
Install Jupyter notebook on a Mac using Homebrew.
Step 1 - Configuring Jupyter for R
Open up Utilities
> Terminal
and install a few more R-related packages using Homebrew.
brew install libgit2
Open up R within Terminal.
r
Install these R
libraries. Take note how you can download multiple libraries at once.
install.packages(c(
'repr',
'IRdisplay',
'evaluate',
'crayon',
'pbdZMQ',
'devtools',
'uuid',
'digest',
'git2r'
), dependencies = TRUE)
Time to install the R package. devtools::install_github
allows you to install packages from Github.
devtools::install_github('IRkernel/IRkernel')
Step 2 - Make R visible to Jupyter
Install the Interactive R kernel system-wide.
IRkernel::installspec(user = FALSE)
Step 3 - Create a new File
Visit:
http://localhost:8889/notebooks
You should now be able to see R within Jupyter.
Resources
- How to fix XLConnect using R This article is handy if you plan to import an Excel file into R.
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