Note that you must have [Homebrew](http://brew.sh/) installed for this script to work.
### Manually
### Installing Manually
#### IPython
#### Install IPython
Install IPython 3.0 or above:
```bash
pip install ipython[all]
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This may require root permissions on some systems, in which case put a `sudo` before that command before running it.
Once this is done, running `ipython --version` should print out `3.0` or above.
#### Haskell
Note that IHaskell *requires* 3.0 or above; IHaskell *will not work* with IPython 2 or earlier.
#### Install Haskell
Install GHC and Cabal. You must have appropriate versions of both:
```bash
ghc --numeric-version# Should be 7.6.* or 7.8.*
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```
These may be installed in a number of ways, including the [Haskell Platform](http://www.haskell.org/platform/), as a [standalone Mac app](https://github.com/ghcformacosx/ghc-dot-app), via Homebrew with `brew install ghc cabal-install`, and so on.
#### ZeroMQ
#### Install ZeroMQ
Install ZeroMQ, a library IHaskell uses for asynchronous communication.
-**Mac OS X**: With [Homebrew](http://brew.sh/) installed, run `brew install zeromq`. (If using 32-bit Haskell Platform, you *may* need to use `brew install zeromq --universal`. YMMV.)
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If your own platform has a package and I haven't included instructions for it, feel free to send me an email or a PR on this README.
#### Haskell Tools
#### Install Haskell Tools
First, make sure that executables installed by `cabal` are on your shell `PATH`:
```bash
# If you have a ~/.cabal/bin folder:
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-`ipython notebook` for the browser-based interactive notebook.
-`ipython console --kernel haskell` for a REPL.
### Installing Support Libraries
#### (Optional) Install Support Libraries
IHaskell comes with many support libraries, such as `ihaskell-diagrams`, `ihaskell-parsec`, and so on, which add rich and interactive displays for common libraries.
You can install these with `cabal install`. To install all of them, clone this repository and run `./build.sh all` to install IHaskell and all of its display support libraries.
