Apply black to all code cells in a jupyter notebook.
Project description
black-nb
black-nb applies black to the code cells of Jupyter notebooks. It can be called with a list of files or directories and will search for all files ending with '.ipynb', excluding paths containing '.ipynb_checkpoints'. Additional exclusions can be added using one or
more -x options (wildcards not supported), line length can be configured with -l.
Non-code cells and cells with cell magic (anything starting with '%%') will be excluded. Line magic ('%') will be treated as a comment and restored after reformatting.
Notebooks are modified inplace.
Installation
pip install git+git://github.com/tomcatling/black-nb.git#egg=black-nb
nb-black requires Python 3.6 or later.
Usage
To apply black with a line length of 88 to all notebooks under the current directory, excluding anything with 'example' in its path and 'messy.ipynb' in the current directory:
black-nb . -l 88 -x example -x ./messy.ipynb
Copyright
Copyright © 2019 Tom Catling.
black-nb is distributed under the terms of the ISC licence.
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