Vscode-jupyter: Straightly convert jupyter format python code from/to HTML5
If the jupyter python script can be straight forward export as an HTML5, it's really convenient to show our codes to the others and build the documents. However, current extension have not supported this feature. As the consequence we have to use Pandoc to do so. It makes my workflow not consistent as what I expect.
SimonCrios
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Just to be clear do you want to:
a) Go from 'ipynb' files to html5?
or
b) Go from 'py' files with cells to html5?
rchiodo
on 3 Jun 2019
I wish that this extension can go from .py files to html5.
SimonCrios
on 5 Jun 2019
Seconded. This would be a _great_ feature and enable literate programming easily in VS Code.
It's a bit like pweave but that is AFAIK primarily a markdown document with chunks of python, whereas the interactive window cells (#%%) in VS Code are python first. I personally find prefer it this way around.
Edit: currently one can do; clear interactive window, re-run all cells, export as .ipynb, then run nbconvert. But that is rather cumbersome.
djbarker
on 5 Jun 2019
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Seconded. This would be a _great_ feature and enable literate programming easily in VS Code.
It's a bit like pweave but that is AFAIK primarily a markdown document with chunks of python, whereas the interactive window cells (
#%%) in VS Code are python first. I personally find prefer it this way around.Edit: currently one can do; clear interactive window, re-run all cells, export as
.ipynb, then runnbconvert. But that is rather cumbersome.