HTMLrenderer-c17hawke

A small package for rendering HTML pages in jupyter notebooks

How to use -

in jupyter notebook -

    !pip install HTMLrenderer

in command prompt -

    pip install HTMLrenderer

Now run below snippets of code in your jupyter-notebooks cell to render your website as an IFrame-

from HTMLrenderer.render import render_site

URL="use your https URL here"
render_site(URL)

from HTMLrenderer.render import render_site

URL="use your https URL here"
render_site(URL, width="100%", height=600)

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