The possibility to export a notebook to HTML, PDF or MD

[halcwb]

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. It would be very nice to be able to download a notebook, the markdown, code and output as a HTM, PDF or MD document.

Describe the solution you'd like Being able to run all in a notebook and then do a save as for example HTML.

Describe alternatives you've considered Would know another way.

[jonsequitur]

Export to PDF will be supported in VS Code via the Jupyter extension. See #1334. We're looking at other export formats as part of our automation story.

[Szeraax]

I really like the idea of being able to export to other formats. I would add another user story of being able to view the notebook for compiled exe's without having to use a resource debugger to pull the source script out of the exe. Probably add a commandline switch just for exe's that outputs the script to a file.

Alternatively, you could even export to PDF and/or other formats during packaging and include them in the compiled exe. Then comandline switch would copy that bundled format to %TEMP% and run for whatever default application to open.

Should I add this idea as a new/separate enhancement? Or fine to leave here?

[craftzneko]

Any update on this? Cheers

[claudiaregio]

+1 request from a user study

[IvanTheGeek]

GitHub now shows an html rendered version of .ipynb files. THIS is what I would want and save it to an HTML file.