High-performance Jupyter notebook conversion to HTML, Markdown, and Python
Project description
DataForge Convert
High-performance Jupyter notebook conversion for Python.
Installation
pip install dataforge-convert
Usage
from dataforge_convert import convert_notebook
# Convert notebook to HTML
html = convert_notebook("notebook.ipynb", "html", title="My Notebook")
# Convert to Markdown
md = convert_notebook("notebook.ipynb", "markdown")
# Convert to Python script
py = convert_notebook("notebook.ipynb", "python")
# Strip outputs (clean notebook)
clean = convert_notebook("notebook.ipynb", "strip")
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