---
name: "jupyter"
section: "1"
platform: "linux"
package: "jupyter-core"
version: "5.7.2-5"
release: "Debian 13 (Trixie)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/jupyter"
---

# jupyter(1)

obtain user-related paths for Jupyter

## NAME

jupyter - obtain user-related paths for Jupyter

## SYNOPSIS

**jupyter** \[-h\] \[--version\] \[--config-dir\] \[--data-dir\] \[--runtime-dir\] \[--paths\] \[--json\] \[subcommand\]

### positional arguments:

- subcommand

  the subcommand to launch

### optional arguments:

- **-h**, **--help**

  show this help message and exit

- **--version**

  show the jupyter command's version and exit

- **--config-dir**

  show Jupyter config dir

- **--data-dir**

  show Jupyter data dir

- **--runtime-dir**

  show Jupyter runtime dir

- **--paths**

  show all Jupyter paths. Add **--json** for machine-readable format.

- **--json**

  output paths as machine-readable json

## SUBCOMMANDS

To list the currently available subcommands of jupyter, run **jupyter** **--help**.  If available, the manpage for the subcommand *CMD* can be found at jupyter-*CMD*(1).  These subcommands are provided by other Debian packages, such as jupyter-notebook for the notebook subcommand, or jupyterlab for the lab subcommand.