Download and install Anaconda (see here).
Let's see if the conda command is available. Open a terminal and try to execute the command:
> conda
If conda command is not available, add conda to your PATH by executing the following command in a terminal:
> export PATH=/anaconda3/bin/:$PATH
The conda command should be available now in this terminal and as long as you don't close it.
Even better, add this line in your .bashrc or .zshrc file so that the conda command will be available every time a terminal is opened.
Use the following command line to create the environment nammed frida (any name will do):
> conda create -n frida python=3.6
If you want to see all the available environments in conda:
> conda env list
or
> conda info --envs
Access the environment using:
> source activate frida
Close the environment using:
> source deactivate
First, let's check what's install using:
> pip freeze
This gave me the following:
certifi==2019.3.9
Let's install the necessary package:
> pip numpy matplotlib coremltools
- Make sure you are in the
fridaenvironment. - In the terminal, go to the folder where you want to open/create a notebook.
- Execute:
> jupyter notebook
The notebook should open itself in a webpage.