This is the code I use to set up IPython notebooks. I generally put it in the first cell in the notebook.
You can easily do this with %load
magic. In a code cell, put the following:
%load /path/to/ipython-setup/setup.py
...and then run the cell. The cell will be auto-filled with the contents of setup.py
. Note that you will need to run the cell again after it is auto-filled.
IPyton/Jupyter notebooks can do this automatically, which is very useful for version control. The .html
output from this is what the toggle HTML button is for.
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