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Brief introduction: Jupyter Notebooks provides an interactive browser-based environment for programming (in origin with Python but now with many other languages) but at the end of the day they are plain JSON files with the extension .ipynb .
They're notoriously hard to consult without running a proper Python app or converting to another format. I've recently found some projects which allow to avoid all the overhead. One of these is a Quick Look plugin for MacOS: ipynb quicklook.
I know nothing about development of plugins for QuickLook for Windows, but if converting from a MacOS plugin is easier than writing the plugin from scratch, it would be a much appreciated feature.
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I believe that this can be done by using https://github.com/kokes/nbviewer.js to render JSON to HTML and thereafter call the HtmlViewer to display the file.
Brief introduction: Jupyter Notebooks provides an interactive browser-based environment for programming (in origin with Python but now with many other languages) but at the end of the day they are plain JSON files with the extension
.ipynb
.They're notoriously hard to consult without running a proper Python app or converting to another format. I've recently found some projects which allow to avoid all the overhead. One of these is a Quick Look plugin for MacOS: ipynb quicklook.
I know nothing about development of plugins for QuickLook for Windows, but if converting from a MacOS plugin is easier than writing the plugin from scratch, it would be a much appreciated feature.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: