vdk-jupyter: create iPython extension #1483
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What:
Add VDK iPython extension which using the StandaloneDataJob class loads job_input variable to a notebook. The job_input is created for the data job that the user specifies for example with giving the path to the job's parent directory.
You can see the README file to see how the extension is used.
Why: This extension allows users to use Jupyter with VDK in a familiar for them way. Since they will be able to work with job_input almost as same as working with a variable declared in a notebook.
Tests: unit tests are introduced
Signed-off-by: Duygu Hasan [email protected]