Tutorial Notebooks
Learn repoindex interactively with our comprehensive Jupyter notebook tutorials. These notebooks provide hands-on experience with all major features, from basic commands to advanced integrations.
Overview
Our tutorial notebooks are designed to:
- Teach by Example: Real-world scenarios with actual code
- Progressive Learning: Start simple, build complexity
- Interactive Exploration: Modify and experiment with code
- Visual Learning: Charts, graphs, and visualizations
- Best Practices: Learn optimal patterns and techniques
Prerequisites
Required Software
# Install Jupyter and dependencies
pip install jupyter notebook pandas matplotlib seaborn
# Install repoindex with all features
pip install repoindex[all]
# Or install specific features
pip install repoindex[clustering,visualization]
Setup Verification
# Verify installation (run in notebook)
import repoindex
import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
print(f"repoindex version: {repoindex.__version__}")
print("Setup complete!")
Notebook Collection
1. Getting Started (01_getting_started.ipynb)
Learn the Basics
Topics covered: - Installing and configuring repoindex - Basic commands and operations - Understanding JSONL output - Working with the metadata store - Query language fundamentals
Key exercises:
# List all repositories
repos = repoindex.list_repositories()
# Filter and query
python_repos = repoindex.query("language == 'Python'")
# Check status
status = repoindex.get_status(recursive=True)
Duration: 30-45 minutes Level: Beginner
2. Clustering Analysis (02_clustering_analysis.ipynb)
Machine Learning for Repository Management
Topics covered: - Feature extraction from repositories - Clustering algorithms comparison - Duplicate detection - Visualization techniques - Cluster interpretation
Key exercises:
# Perform clustering
from repoindex.integrations.clustering import ClusterAnalyzer
analyzer = ClusterAnalyzer()
clusters = analyzer.fit_predict(repos, algorithm='kmeans', n_clusters=5)
# Visualize results
analyzer.visualize(clusters, method='tsne')
# Find duplicates
duplicates = analyzer.find_duplicates(threshold=0.85)
Duration: 45-60 minutes Level: Intermediate
3. Workflow Orchestration (03_workflow_orchestration.ipynb)
Automate Complex Tasks
Topics covered: - Creating YAML workflows - DAG visualization - Conditional execution - Error handling patterns - Workflow composition
Key exercises:
# Load and run workflow
from repoindex.integrations.workflow import Workflow
workflow = Workflow.from_file('morning-routine.yaml')
result = workflow.run(variables={'env': 'production'})
# Create workflow programmatically
workflow = Workflow(name="Custom Workflow")
workflow.add_step("list", action="repoindex.list")
workflow.add_step("filter", action="repoindex.filter", depends_on=["list"])
Duration: 60 minutes Level: Intermediate
4. Advanced Integrations (04_advanced_integrations.ipynb)
Extend repoindex with Custom Features
Topics covered: - Creating custom integrations - Plugin development - API extensions - Performance optimization - Testing integrations
Key exercises:
# Create custom integration
from repoindex.integrations.base import Integration
class SecurityAnalyzer(Integration):
def analyze(self, repos):
for repo in repos:
repo['security_score'] = self.calculate_score(repo)
yield repo
# Register and use
repoindex.register_integration('security', SecurityAnalyzer)
results = repoindex.run_integration('security', repos)
Duration: 60-90 minutes Level: Advanced
5. Data Visualization (05_data_visualization.ipynb)
Visualize Your Repository Portfolio
Topics covered: - Portfolio statistics - Time series analysis - Technology landscapes - Contribution patterns - Interactive dashboards
Key exercises:
# Create visualizations
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import seaborn as sns
# Language distribution
lang_dist = pd.DataFrame(repos).groupby('language').size()
plt.pie(lang_dist.values, labels=lang_dist.index, autopct='%1.1f%%')
# Activity heatmap
activity = repoindex.get_activity_matrix(repos)
sns.heatmap(activity, cmap='YlOrRd')
# Interactive dashboard
from repoindex.visualizations import Dashboard
dashboard = Dashboard(repos)
dashboard.show()
Duration: 45 minutes Level: Intermediate
Running the Notebooks
Local Execution
# Clone repository with notebooks
git clone https://github.com/queelius/repoindex.git
cd repoindex/notebooks
# Start Jupyter
jupyter notebook
# Or use JupyterLab
jupyter lab
Online Execution
Run notebooks in your browser without installation:
Notebook Structure
Each notebook follows a consistent structure:
- Introduction: Overview and learning objectives
- Setup: Import statements and configuration
- Concepts: Explanation with visual aids
- Examples: Working code demonstrations
- Exercises: Hands-on practice problems
- Solutions: Detailed solutions with explanations
- Summary: Key takeaways and next steps
Interactive Features
Code Cells
Modify and experiment with code:
# Original
repos = repoindex.list_repositories()
# Try modifying:
repos = repoindex.list_repositories(
filter_language='Python',
min_stars=10
)
Markdown Cells
Rich documentation with: - Formatted text and lists - LaTeX equations: $f(x) = x^2 + 2x + 1$ - Tables and diagrams - Links and references
Visualization Cells
Interactive plots with: - Matplotlib/Seaborn static plots - Plotly interactive charts - Network graphs with NetworkX - 3D visualizations
Widget Integration
import ipywidgets as widgets
# Create interactive controls
algorithm = widgets.Dropdown(
options=['kmeans', 'dbscan', 'hierarchical'],
description='Algorithm:'
)
n_clusters = widgets.IntSlider(
value=5, min=2, max=20,
description='Clusters:'
)
# Interactive clustering
@widgets.interact(algorithm=algorithm, n_clusters=n_clusters)
def cluster_interactive(algorithm, n_clusters):
result = cluster_repos(algorithm, n_clusters)
visualize(result)
Exercise Examples
Beginner Exercise
Task: Find all Python repositories updated in the last week
# Your code here
# Hint: Use repoindex.query() with appropriate conditions
Solution:
recent_python = repoindex.query(
"language == 'Python' and days_since_commit < 7"
)
print(f"Found {len(list(recent_python))} repositories")
Intermediate Exercise
Task: Create a workflow that audits repositories and generates a report
# Your code here
# Hint: Create workflow with audit and export steps
Solution:
workflow_yaml = """
name: Audit and Report
steps:
- id: audit
action: repoindex.audit
parameters:
check: [license, security]
- id: report
action: repoindex.export
parameters:
format: markdown
depends_on: [audit]
"""
workflow = Workflow.from_yaml(workflow_yaml)
result = workflow.run()
Advanced Exercise
Task: Implement custom clustering based on code complexity
# Your code here
# Hint: Extract complexity metrics and use sklearn
Solution:
from sklearn.cluster import KMeans
import numpy as np
def extract_complexity_features(repos):
features = []
for repo in repos:
features.append([
repo.get('cyclomatic_complexity', 0),
repo.get('lines_of_code', 0),
repo.get('dependencies_count', 0),
repo.get('file_count', 0)
])
return np.array(features)
features = extract_complexity_features(repos)
kmeans = KMeans(n_clusters=4)
clusters = kmeans.fit_predict(features)
Best Practices
Notebook Organization
- Clear Structure: Use headings to organize sections
- Documentation: Explain what each cell does
- Clean Output: Clear output before sharing
- Version Control: Track notebooks in git
- Reproducibility: Set random seeds for consistency
Performance Tips
# Use generators for large datasets
repos = repoindex.list_repositories() # Generator
repos_list = list(repos) # Only if needed
# Cache expensive operations
import functools
@functools.lru_cache(maxsize=128)
def expensive_analysis(repo_name):
return analyze_repository(repo_name)
# Profile code performance
%timeit cluster_repos(algorithm='kmeans')
Debugging in Notebooks
# Enable debugging
%debug
# Verbose output
import logging
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)
# Step through code
%pdb on
# Inspect variables
%whos
Sharing Notebooks
Export Formats
# Convert to HTML
jupyter nbconvert --to html notebook.ipynb
# Convert to PDF
jupyter nbconvert --to pdf notebook.ipynb
# Convert to Python script
jupyter nbconvert --to python notebook.ipynb
# Convert to Markdown
jupyter nbconvert --to markdown notebook.ipynb
Notebook Hosting
- GitHub: Renders notebooks automatically
- nbviewer: Share via URL
- Google Colab: Free cloud execution
- Binder: Reproducible environments
Learning Path
Suggested Order
- Week 1: Complete 01_getting_started.ipynb
- Week 2: Work through 02_clustering_analysis.ipynb
- Week 3: Master 03_workflow_orchestration.ipynb
- Week 4: Explore 04_advanced_integrations.ipynb
- Week 5: Create visualizations with 05_data_visualization.ipynb
Certification Track
Complete all notebooks and exercises to earn: - repoindex Practitioner: Notebooks 1-3 - repoindex Expert: All notebooks + custom integration - repoindex Master: Contribute your own notebook
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
Kernel Dies
# Increase memory limit
import resource
resource.setrlimit(resource.RLIMIT_AS, (2147483648, 2147483648))
Import Errors
# Check installation
import sys
!{sys.executable} -m pip install repoindex[all]
Slow Execution
# Use sampling for large datasets
sample_repos = list(repos)[:100]
Contributing Notebooks
We welcome notebook contributions! Guidelines:
- Follow the standard structure
- Include exercises and solutions
- Add visualizations where helpful
- Test on multiple platforms
- Submit via pull request
Additional Resources
- Video Tutorials: YouTube Channel
- Blog Posts: repoindex Blog
- Community: Discord Server
- Office Hours: Weekly Q&A sessions
Next Steps
After completing the notebooks:
- Build your own workflows
- Create custom integrations
- Contribute to repoindex
- Share your experience
- Teach others
Happy learning!