jupyter-fs
A JupyterLab plugin that adds multiple filebrowsers for local and remote filesystems like S3 and Samba.
What is jupyter-fs?
jupyter-fs is a JupyterLab plugin that acts as a filesystem-like contents manager, allowing users to access and manage multiple local and remote filesystems directly within JupyterLab. It connects to backends like S3, SMB, and local OS filesystems via PyFilesystem and fsspec, eliminating the need to switch between tools for data access.
Data scientists, researchers, and developers working in Jupyter environments who need to interact with diverse storage systems such as cloud buckets (S3) or network shares (SMB) without leaving their notebooks.
It provides a seamless, integrated way to browse and manage multiple filesystems within JupyterLab, with flexible configuration, authentication support, and compatibility with numerous backend protocols through established Python libraries.
Overview
A filesystem-like contents manager for multiple backends in Jupyter
Use Cases
Best For
- Accessing Amazon S3 buckets directly from JupyterLab
- Browsing Samba network shares within a Jupyter environment
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