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Dirty tricks to run python notebooks
Purpose
Testing an idea is sometimes more easily done by calling a python notebook in a python code.
It is as dirty, filthy and ugly as a wild hairy swine with horns...
But if you can prove the value of your idea, why not try it out immediatly with boar.
Read more at ./POST.md
Installation
The package is available on pypi: https://pypi.org/project/boar/
To install, execute:
pip install boar
Practice
I used this method in CI tasks to make sure tutorials associated to a project stay up-to-date.
I would not recommend relying this trick on a long term product.
Usage
More information at ./USAGE.md.
Reference
Documentation
https://boar.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Source
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Metadata
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