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This code clones a Git repository (jupyter_ops) from Bitbucket and installs its dependencies using npm, chaining the commands together with && for a seamless execution. The cloning process creates a new directory named jupytangular in the current working directory, and then changes to that directory to install the dependencies.

Run example

npm run import -- "install notebooks"

install notebooks

git clone https://megamindbrian@bitbucket.org/megamindbrian/jupyter_ops.git ./jupytangular \
   && cd ~/jupytangular \
   && npm run install:minimal

What the code could have been:

bash
#!/bin/bash

# Define a function to clone the repository
clone_repo() {
  # Use a Git URL with credentials for secure access
  git clone https://megamindbrian@bitbucket.org/megamindbrian/jupyter_ops.git./jupytangular
}

# Define a function to navigate to the cloned repository
cd_repo() {
  cd ~/jupytangular
}

# Define a function to install dependencies with minimal requirements
install_dependencies() {
  npm run install:minimal
}

# Define the main function to execute the sequence of operations
execute_sequence() {
  clone_repo
  cd_repo
  install_dependencies
}

# Call the main function to execute the sequence
execute_sequence
```

Alternatively, you can write the code in a more concise way using a single function:

```bash
#!/bin/bash

execute_sequence() {
  # Clone the repository
  git clone https://megamindbrian@bitbucket.org/megamindbrian/jupyter_ops.git./jupytangular
  
  # Navigate to the cloned repository
  cd ~/jupytangular
  
  # Install dependencies with minimal requirements
  npm run install:minimal
}

# Call the main function to execute the sequence
execute_sequence

Code Breakdown

Command Description

This code is used to clone a Git repository and install dependencies.

Steps

  1. Clone Repository

  2. Change Directory

  3. Install Dependencies

Notes