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from jupyter_scp import JupyterSCP
Assuming that you have a secure.py in the current directory. The contents of secure.py should be as follows.
sshdata = {
"hostname": "misokatsu.tebasaki.nagoya-u.ac.jp",
"username": "hitsumabushi",
"key_file": "/Users/kishimen/.ssh/id_rsa",
"key_pass": "0123"
}
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import secure
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scp = JupyterSCP(**secure.sshdata)
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scp.exe("date")
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scp.ls()
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scp.ls(All=True)
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scp.ls(All=True, Sort=True)
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scp.cd("unagi")
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scp.cd("wget")
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scp.pwd()
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scp.cd("..") # Go to the parent directory
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scp.pwd()
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scp.cd("-") # Go to the ex-directory
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scp.pwd()
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scp.cd() # Go to the home directory
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scp.pwd()
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scp.mkdir("testJupyterSCP")
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scp.cd("testJupyterSCP")
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cmd = """cat <<'__EOT__'>> test.txt
This is a test for JupyterSCP.
__EOT__
"""
scp.exe(cmd)
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scp.cat("test.txt")
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scp.mv("test.txt", "test_renamed.txt")
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scp.chmod("test_renamed.txt", mode=744)
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scp.ls()
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scp.cd("..")
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scp.rm("testJupyterSCP")
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scp.ls()
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scp.mkdir("testJupyterSCP")
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scp.cd("testJupyterSCP")
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f_a = scp.edit("myFileA.txt")
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f_a.save()
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scp.cat("myFileA.txt")
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f_a.reopen()
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f_a.save()
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scp.cat("myFileA.txt")
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scp.cd("..")
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scp.rm("testJupyterSCP")
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