MyST-NB
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executablebooks
Parse and execute ipynb files in Sphinx
### Describe the bug **context** When I run the unit tests on my Linux machine (Fedora 37), 5 tests fail. **expectation** I expected all tests to pass. **bug** Instead 5...
### Context NBSphinx supports prepending a jinja2 rendered pro- and epilogue to the output. See https://nbsphinx.readthedocs.io/en/0.3.0/prolog-and-epilog.html ### Proposal I wonder if it'd be easily possible to implement this as well...
### Context Sphinx gallery has a nice feature that allows users to click on a function in a code cell, directing to the relevant API documentation of that function. It...
I have some cells generating as the first output json data (mime type: application/json). I get the following warning: ``` WARNING: skipping unknown output mime type: application/json [mystnb.unknown_mime_type] ``` which...
### Describe the bug I am writing a report using jupyterbook. To print dataframes as tables in pdf, I am utilizing list-table and png image obtained from dataframe_image library The...
### Describe the bug I am not sure this is the right repo to report this, so apologies if I got it wrong. Please advise and I'll post it somewhere...
I think the culprit is this routine: https://github.com/executablebooks/MyST-NB/blob/385c4a7afb3a377486c1aa7a86b4c8a0e93484f5/myst_nb/core/render.py#L623 Given a code cell with the following ```python3 from IPython.display import Code Code("x = 1", language="python") ``` the resulting LaTeX (from the...
### Context I'm looking for a way to control the behavior of warnings that are raised during notebook execution. Specifically, I want to escalate all warnings to exceptions i.e. something...
Fixes #596 No idea how to elegantly pass the `SyntaxNode` all the way down to the role, and I’m not super interested in figuring that out, it’s your call how...
Closes #587. The issue points to the relevant sphinx source, where it can be seen sphinx "marks" translated strings with `` at the end of the `source_path` argument, which is...
