exporter 0.0.4

exporter helps to export Jupyter notebooks as a Python script.

exporter

exporter is a simple package that helps to export Jupyter notebooks as a Python script. Add #export or # export comments anywhere in the notebook cell you want to export as a Python script. Cells in the same notebook will be exported to the same Python script.

You can also export codes from Jupyter notebooks and Python scripts as an image.

Installation

pip install exporter

Check PyPI for all the versions available.

Installation for Image Export Functionality

To work with image export functionality you need to install wkhtmltopdf.

• Ubuntu/Debian

  sudo apt-get install wkthtmltopdf
  

• MacOS

  brew install wkhtmltopdf
  

• Windows and other options

  Check Wktmltopdf download page.

Basic Usage

1. Add #export or # export comments to cells you want to export.
2. 1. Option 1: Use command line.

      exporter notebook_path.ipynb output_path.py
      

      For all the options:

      exporter --help
      

   2. Option 2: Use Python function.

      from exporter import export
      export("notebook_path.ipynb","oytput_path.py")
      

Export Code as a Image

1. Add # image-export-start and # image-export-end comments to the start and end of the code blocks you want to export. (You can export more than one code block!)
2. List all the available styles.

   image-exporter --styles
   

3. 1. Option 1: Use command line.

      image-exporter script.py output_path style
      

      or

      image-exporter notebook.ipynb output_path style
      

      For all the options:

      exporter --help
      

   2. Option 2: Use Python function.

      from exporter import image_export, available_styles
      print(available_styles())
      image_export("script.py","exported_images","colorful")
      

Examples

Some examples with different styles.

emacs

friendly

native

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