Download jupyter notebook from Coursera as of 2020-10 via Terminal

CourseraJupyter2020.md

1. Open the terminal via New>Terminal

2. Check the location of jupyter notebook, in this case is /tf:

ls -l /tf

Notes: Some files are linked, so you have to manually copy those files in order to download the original files. You can use the cp command to copy them. For example: cp originalfilelocation /tf/filename.ori

3. Set the location and filename:

location=/tf
filename=C1W3_WGAN_GP

3. Create a python requirements

pip freeze > $location/requirements.txt

4. Compress and move the file into the jupyter homepage directory/folder as set in location (no. 3)

• If the file is less than 100MB:

tar -czf $filename.tar.gz $location && mv $filename.tar.gz $location

• If the size is more than 100MB, split them into multiple compressed files:

tar -czf - $location | split --bytes=100MB - $filename.tar.gz && mv $filename.tar.gz* $location

5. Now you can download it from jupyter homepage. Download the file(s) by selecting it (square) then clicking on Download.

• If you split the file, join them by using cat command: cat filename.tar.gz* > filename.tar.gz

• In Windows use type command which works similarly to Unix cat: type filename.tar.gz* > filename.tar.gz type C2W1_Assignme.tar.gza* > C2W1_Assignme.tar.gz

For example:
Open the terminal:

Now, you can download via jupyter notebook homepage: