Launching a JupyterLab terminal window is an option within the Notebook Aspect’s Launcher window:
The JupyterLab Launcher page from which the JupyterLab terminal can be selected (black square icon labeled “Terminal” under “Other”).¶
Click the black square icon labeled “Terminal” to launch a new JupyterLab terminal window.
The Rubin/LSST data products and the LSST Science Pipelines tools can both be accessed from the command line of a JupyterLab terminal tab.
A terminal session can be started by clicking on the terminal icon in the Jupyterlab launch pad.
As described in the default message that appears in all newly-launched terminals, to create a Rubin Observatory environment in a JupyterLab terminal session and set up the full set of packages, users must first execute:
setuplsst_distrib
For example, once the above command has been executed, Butler command-line tools to query data sets will be available.
Type butler--help in any terminal to see a list of available Butler command-line functionality.