Open an ipython notebook via double-click on osx

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Use Pineapple application for opening and working on your IPython/Jupyter notebooks. It is pretty cool.

Update:

Now there is nteract, which is a new jupyter-like Desktop app. After installing it, make it the default app for opening .ipynb files. Then just double-click any notebook to start it right away.

nteract geojson

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