How to make python interactive console based on blocks rather than lines

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I want my python interactive console in terminal to work like the one in pycharm or something like jupyter notebook but I can't find how.

For example when I do:

>>> def foo():
... print('Make it work nice')
...
>>>

And then I press up arrow I want to see something like this:

>>> def foo():
... print('Make it work nice')
...

Where I can edit both lines. but I get only this:

>>> print('Make it work nice')

So is it possible to make it work as I want and if not is there any extremely lightweight tool(something smaller than an IDE or Browser. something as heavy as VIM for example)

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I want my python interactive console in terminal to work like the one in pycharm or something like jupyter notebook but I can't find how.

For example when I do:

>>> def foo():
... print('Make it work nice')
...
>>>

And then I press up arrow I want to see something like this:

>>> def foo():
... print('Make it work nice')
...

Where I can edit both lines. but I get only this:

>>> print('Make it work nice')

So is it possible to make it work as I want and if not is there any extremely lightweight tool(something smaller than an IDE or Browser. something as heavy as VIM for example)

edited Feb 16 at 19:47

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asked Feb 16 at 17:56

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up vote
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I want my python interactive console in terminal to work like the one in pycharm or something like jupyter notebook but I can't find how.

For example when I do:

>>> def foo():
... print('Make it work nice')
...
>>>

And then I press up arrow I want to see something like this:

>>> def foo():
... print('Make it work nice')
...

Where I can edit both lines. but I get only this:

>>> print('Make it work nice')

So is it possible to make it work as I want and if not is there any extremely lightweight tool(something smaller than an IDE or Browser. something as heavy as VIM for example)

edited Feb 16 at 19:47

dessert

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asked Feb 16 at 17:56

ladybug

I want my python interactive console in terminal to work like the one in pycharm or something like jupyter notebook but I can't find how.

For example when I do:

>>> def foo():
... print('Make it work nice')
...
>>>

And then I press up arrow I want to see something like this:

>>> def foo():
... print('Make it work nice')
...

Where I can edit both lines. but I get only this:

>>> print('Make it work nice')

So is it possible to make it work as I want and if not is there any extremely lightweight tool(something smaller than an IDE or Browser. something as heavy as VIM for example)

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IPython is the shell in Jupyter. You can install it with pip:

sudo pip3 install ipython

Note that IPython is also available in the Ubuntu repos, but it's a much older version.

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Have a look at ptpython. It's not in the repositories but you can easily install it via pip3.

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IPython is the shell in Jupyter. You can install it with pip:

sudo pip3 install ipython

Note that IPython is also available in the Ubuntu repos, but it's a much older version.

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IPython is the shell in Jupyter. You can install it with pip:

sudo pip3 install ipython

Note that IPython is also available in the Ubuntu repos, but it's a much older version.

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IPython is the shell in Jupyter. You can install it with pip:

sudo pip3 install ipython

Note that IPython is also available in the Ubuntu repos, but it's a much older version.

answered Feb 16 at 19:14

wjandrea

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IPython is the shell in Jupyter. You can install it with pip:

sudo pip3 install ipython

Note that IPython is also available in the Ubuntu repos, but it's a much older version.

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Have a look at ptpython. It's not in the repositories but you can easily install it via pip3.

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Have a look at ptpython. It's not in the repositories but you can easily install it via pip3.

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Have a look at ptpython. It's not in the repositories but you can easily install it via pip3.

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Have a look at ptpython. It's not in the repositories but you can easily install it via pip3.

edited Feb 16 at 19:22

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answered Feb 16 at 18:21

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