# The MariaDB Jupyter kernel

- [About the MariaDB Jupyter Kernel](https://mariadb.com/docs/connectors/other/mariadb-jupyter-kernel/mariadb-juypter-kernel-guide.md): The MariaDB Jupyter Kernel is an open-source Jupyter kernel that enables running MariaDB SQL directly in notebooks, with support for autocompletion, magic commands, and charting.
- [Changes in MariaDB Jupyter Kernel](https://mariadb.com/docs/connectors/other/mariadb-jupyter-kernel/changes-in-mariadb-jupyter-kernel.md): Release history for the MariaDB Jupyter Kernel, covering SQL autocompletion, code introspection, multi-notebook server management, and other fixes from v0.1.0 onward.
- [Configuring the MariaDB Jupyter Kernel](https://mariadb.com/docs/connectors/other/mariadb-jupyter-kernel/configuring-the-mariadb-jupyter-kernel.md): The MariaDB Jupyter Kernel reads connection settings from a JSON config file, supporting options for host, port, credentials, server binary paths, and auto-start behavior.
- [Contributing to the MariaDB Jupyter Kernel Project](https://mariadb.com/docs/connectors/other/mariadb-jupyter-kernel/contributing-to-the-mariadb-jupyter-kernel-project.md): Contributing guide for the MariaDB Jupyter Kernel project, covering how to set up a development environment, run tests, format code, and add new magic commands.
- [MariaDB Jupyter Kernel Installation](https://mariadb.com/docs/connectors/other/mariadb-jupyter-kernel/mariadb-jupyter-kernel-installation.md): Install the MariaDB Jupyter Kernel via pip using either a quick setup for existing environments or a complete Miniconda-based setup, with platform support notes for Linux and macOS.
- [The MariaDB Jupyter Kernel - Main Components and Architecture](https://mariadb.com/docs/connectors/other/mariadb-jupyter-kernel/the-mariadb-jupyter-kernel-main-components-and-architecture.md): MariaDB Jupyter Kernel architecture and component reference, describing how MariaDBKernel, MariaDBClient, CodeParser, MagicFactory, and related classes interact at runtime.
- [Using the MariaDB Jupyter Kernel](https://mariadb.com/docs/connectors/other/mariadb-jupyter-kernel/using-the-kernel.md): General usage information, available features, available magic commands
- [General MariaDB Jupyter Kernel Usage Information](https://mariadb.com/docs/connectors/other/mariadb-jupyter-kernel/using-the-kernel/general-mariadb-jupyter-kernel-usage-information.md): General usage guide for the MariaDB Jupyter Kernel, explaining how to open a notebook, select the kernel, try it via MyBinder, and work with sample notebooks on GitHub.
- [MariaDB Jupyter Kernel Magic Commands](https://mariadb.com/docs/connectors/other/mariadb-jupyter-kernel/using-the-kernel/mariadb-jupyter-kernel-magic-commands.md): Magic commands reference for the MariaDB Jupyter Kernel, covering lsmagic, line/bar/pie plot commands, df export, load, and the delimiter cell magic.
- [MariaDB Jupyter Kernel Restrictions and Limitations](https://mariadb.com/docs/connectors/other/mariadb-jupyter-kernel/using-the-kernel/mariadb-jupyter-kernel-restrictions-and-limitations.md): Known restrictions of the MariaDB Jupyter Kernel include one SQL statement per cell, single line magic per cell, no mixing of magic and SQL, and required semicolon delimiters.
- [SQL Autocompletion and Introspection](https://mariadb.com/docs/connectors/other/mariadb-jupyter-kernel/using-the-kernel/sql-autocompletion-and-introspection.md): The MariaDB Jupyter Kernel provides TAB-triggered SQL autocompletion for keywords, databases, tables, columns, and user accounts, plus SHIFT-TAB introspection for schema and function docs.


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