Installation
pip install dissertateBasic Usage
In nb_config.py,
import dissertate
c = get_config()
c.Exporter.preprocessors = ['dissertate.preprocessors.EmptyCellElider',
'dissertate.preprocessors.CellElider']
c.Exporter.template_file = dissertate.markdown_template_path()then,
jupyter nbconvert --config nb_config.py --to markdown your_nb.ipynbIf you don’t want a cell in the output, edit the cell metadata to include,
{"tags": ["private"]}Alternatively, you can use
{"tags": ["todo"]}or,
{"tags": ["setup"]}for semantic differences that have no effect on dissertate processing.
If you want to retain the output of the cell but not the code (e.g., for an emitted matplotlib graph),
{"tags": ["output-generator"]}1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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