Marc Wouts
Marc Wouts
Excellent! Thanks @MSeal . We can test the idea of the extension at https://github.com/mwouts/papermill_jupytext. There, I have prepared a minimal package following the documentation. I think a good plugin should...
@MSeal , I have good news here: I have been able to code an extension that kind of works. You can give it a try on binder (see the README...
@hoangthienan95, @MSeal , do you think that _piping_ the jupytext notebook into papermill is a good answer to this question? I mean, with `papermill` from master, one could do something...
> Why not use the `TextFileHandler` class that was suggested in the previous comment for loading and saving Jupyter notebooks stored in a different format? Oh sure, indeed I could...
@betatim , I have updated my [papermill_jupytext](https://github.com/mwouts/papermill_jupytext/blob/master/README.md) plugin, and even published a version 0.0.1. It uses Jupytext to open urls of the form `txt://path/to/script.py`. Nested handlers like `s3://txt://script.py` or `txt://s3://script.py`...
Hi @nehalecky , would you like to try using pipes instead? See for instance [this article](https://github.com/CFMTech/jupytext_papermill_post#using-pipes) for a (tested) example. Let us know if that is convenient for you. Otherwise...
I agree with @RaoOfPhysics that rendering the `.nb.html` file would be the cleanest resolution for this. Until then, you could post to GitHub a Jupyter notebook generated from the `.Rmd`...
I plan to work on a script exporter/importer for Jupyter notebooks, compatible with the Jupyter extension for VS code, at https://github.com/mwouts/jupytext/issues/59. Please review the specifications there if you are interested....
Hello everyone. I just published a new RC for Jupytext. Jupytext can now convert double percent scripts to Jupyter notebooks, and back. Would you like to test and provide feedback?...
Hello @choldgraf , thanks for your interest in Jupytext. Let me comment a bit more on Jupytext and sphinx-gallery: - Jupytext is a *two way* converter, with lots of efforts...