A light demonstration of Jinko API feature based on a Jupyter Notebook.
This project relies on poetry to manage dependency, but any valid jupyter-lab environnement will work.
- Join jinko.ai, create or choose a project.
- Register an "Editor" API token from the project settings
- Copy
.envrc.sample
to.envrc
then edit the values there:JINKO_API_KEY
: The API token you created before at step 2JINKO_PROJECT_ID
: You'll find it in the project url (a long UUID)JINKO_BASE_URL
: Keep the default value.
- Source the environnement file with
source .envrc
(we recommend the use of direnv) - Run Jupyter Lab
# Source environnement variable. See too https://direnv.net/ source .envrc # This is only required once (or when the project is updated) poetry install # Start Jupyter lab to view & play with the notebooks poetry run jupyter-lab
This project relies on poetry to manage dependency, but any other dependency manager may be used.
- Jinko Homepage - Join Jinko, log in to your account.
- Jinko API Documentation (alpha) - API Reference, tutorials, cookbooks and format documentation.
- Jinkommunity - End-user documentation, knowledge base, release notes and resources.
Jinko is a product of Nova In Silico