A Sphinx Extension for Generating Jupyter Notebooks
This sphinx extension can be used to build a collection of Jupyter notebooks for Sphinx Projects.
Note: It has mainly been written to support the use case of scientific publishing and hasn't been well tested outside of this domain. Please provide feedback as an issue to this repository.
pip install sphinxcontrib-jupyterUpdate project conf.py file to include the jupyter extension
and the desired Configuration settings (see section below):
extensions = ["sphinxcontrib.jupyter"]then run
make jupyterTo generate an In style executable block you can use
.. code-block:: python.. literalinclude::To generate a notebook that looks precomputed you can specify output
using the :class: output option.
.. todo::
@mmcky check these features have been migrated from the extension used
by QuantEcon.
.. code-block:: python
:class: outputTo include code in the notebook that is not meant for execution can be
included using :class: no-execute. This is useful when writing code
that is meant to throw errors, for example.
.. code-block:: python
:class: no-executethis will generate a highlighted markdown cell of the contents of the
code-block. An alias for this is :class: skip-test. This is used
in the context of a test environment that is using the collection of
notebooks to test a collection of code snippets.
A minimum configured sphinx repo is available here
The following additions must be made to conf.py file.
# --------------------------------------------
# sphinxcontrib-jupyter Configuration Settings
# --------------------------------------------
# Conversion Mode Settings
# If "all", convert codes and texts into jupyter notebook
# If "code", convert code-blocks only
jupyter_conversion_mode = "all"
jupyter_write_metadata = True
# Location for _static folder
jupyter_static_file_path = ["_static"]
# Configure Jupyter Kernels
jupyter_kernels = {
"python3": {
"kernelspec": {
"display_name": "Python",
"language": "python3",
"name": "python3"
},
"file_extension": ".py",
},
"julia": {
"kernelspec": {
"display_name": "Julia 0.6.0",
"language": "julia",
"name": "julia-0.6"
},
"file_extension": ".jl"
}
}
# Configure Jupyter headers
jupyter_headers = {
"python3": [
],
"julia": [
],
}
# Prepend a Welcome Message to Each Notebook
jupyter_welcome_block = "welcome.rst"This project is supported by QuantEcon
Many thanks to the lead developers of this project.
If you find this extension useful please let us know at contact@quantecon.org
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