jupyter-offlinenotebook 0.0.6

Save and load notebooks to local-storage

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 or jupyter serverextension list install and enable it:

jupyter nbextension install --py jupyter_offlinenotebook --sys-prefix
jupyter nbextension enable --py jupyter_offlinenotebook --sys-prefix

jupyter serverextension install --py jupyter_offlinenotebook --sys-prefix
jupyter serverextension enable --py jupyter_offlinenotebook --sys-prefix

Configuration

This extension can be configured in jupyter_notebook_config.py by setting the following properties of c.OfflineNotebookConfig:

• repository_id: A callable that returns the repository ID. This is used when storing and retrieving notebooks. Default is the value of the BINDER_REPO_URL environment variable.
• repository_ref_url: A callable that returns the repository reference URL. Default is the value of the BINDER_REF_URL environment variable.
• binder_persistent_url: A callable that returns the repository reference URL. Default is the values of the BINDER_LAUNCH_HOST and BINDER_PERSISTENT_REQUEST environment variables.

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 repository ID and the path of the current notebook. If you don't see the buttons check the Javascritp console log, it may mean no repository ID was found.

See example.ipynb

WARNING

This extension is still in development. It is only tested on Firefox. Breaking changes may occur in future.

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.
• A repository ID and path of the notebook within Jupyter Notebook are used, joined by a . This may change in future.