Jupyter_contrib_nbextensions: nbconvert html_embed AND html_toc

[phillanglois]

Hi, great pleasure to benefit from html_embed (for figures) or fromhtml_toc (for toc :) through nbconvert ; thanks to their developers.

But how to convert to a html file with the 2 formats ?
Some option like nbconvert --to html_embed_toc ... ?

Apologies if the question is naive: I'm a newbie here.
PhL.

[jfbercher]

Unfortunately it is not possible to chain the two exporters; perhaps would it be possible if both were preprocessors.
Here the toc2 exporter essentially is a wrapper to using the toc2 template, while the embed_html seems essentially a post processor.

Given that, you should get both effects with
jupyter nbconvert --to html_embed --template toc2 FILE

Otherwise, if what you want/need is to keep image files in the html (html_toc extracts the image since the extractPostprocesor is enabled in toc2.py -- may not be a good idea after all), you can issue
jupyter nbconvert --to html_toc --ExtractOutputPreprocessor.enabled=False FILE

[phillanglois]

jupyter nbconvert --to html_embed --template toc2 FILE

Right! It works fine: .ipynb file --> .html file with embed figures and toc numbers at every section level (+the classic toc). Perfect.

jupyter nbconvert --to html_toc --ExtractOutputPreprocessor.enabled=False FILE

No alas (?): figures in the generated html file are links to external files

Many thanks jfberger for your quick and fruitful answer. PhL.