This repository contains some extensions for Jupyter Notebook. They have been tested on Jupyter 4.0
- An automatic Table of Contents. Modified from the ToC extension.
- A Search/Replace box. Based on the Search&Replace extension. Note that Jupyter 4.1 already comes with a search & replace dialog in the Edit menu.
- A menubar button to toggle at the same time the header and the toolbar
- The Python Markdown, taken directly from the source. It allows using Python expressions in Markdown cells.
It generates automatically a ToC box from the Notebook Markdown headings. It will provide automatic numbering for ToC items in nested form (X.Y.Z) except if the headings already contain numbering, in which case it will simply use that numbering. All headings must be numbered as X.Y.Z for autonumbering to be switched off, except level 1 headings, which are ignored (so that a document-level heading need not be numbered).
The ToC can be toggled by using the button in the toolbar, or by using the t
shortcut key. The box can be folded by using the - link. Changes in
the notebook headings are automatically propagated to the ToC after a
short delay (update can be forced by using the round arrow in the
box).
Adds a search box to the notebook toolbar; it can search (or search and replace) over cells of the notebook.
The search can be case-sensitive or insensitive. Search starts at the current notebook position up until the notebook last cell (and, if wrap searching is active, wraps to the first cell). If there are no more hits, the search icon changes to red.
If there is a selection active, it will be pasted in the search box as initial search string.
Search is mapped to the f (find) keyboard shortcut, and Shift-f
maps to the replace operation.
A simple button on the main menubar to toggle at the same time the
header and the toolbar. Also mapped to the Shift-t shortcut key (in
command mode).