Jupyter Offline Notebook
Save and load notebooks to local-storage, even if you've lost your connection to the server.
Installation
pip install jupyter-offlinenotebook
This should automatically enable the extension. If it is not listed in jupyter nbextension list install and enable it:
jupyter nbextension install --py jupyter_offlinenotebook --sys-prefix
jupyter nbextension enable --py jupyter_offlinenotebook --sys-prefix
Usage
There are three new icons to:
- download the in-memory (browser) state of the notebook
- save the in-memory state of the notebook to local-storage
- load a notebook from local-storage
Saving and loading uses the path of the current notebook
See example.ipynb
WARNING
This extension is still in development. It is only tested on Firefox.
There are several major limitations including:
- There are no error messages, you must open the Javascript console to check whether save/load has worked.
- The size of downloaded notebooks is limited by the browser.
- Only the path of the notebook within Jupyter Notebook is used. If you have multiple notebook environments on the same domain the notebooks may have the same path.
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