Simple reusable magics.
Project description
magical-magic
Dead simple reusable IPython magics.
Installation
pip install magical-magic
Basic Usage
import magical
env = magical.register_jinja2_magic() # returns a jinja environment
magical.register_mistune_magic(escape=False)
magical.register_yaml_magic()
<IPython.core.display.Javascript object>
<IPython.core.display.Javascript object>
<IPython.core.display.Javascript object>
data = {'🐮': 'moo', '🐑': 'bah', '🔥': 'burn'}
%%jinja2
# Jinja Cell Magics
`%%jinja2` inserts data from the notebook into the template.
## An example of a list
{% for key in data %}* {{key}} - __{{data[key]}}__
{% endfor %}
Jinja Cell Magics
%%jinja2 inserts data from the notebook into the template.
An example of a list
🐮 - moo
🔥 - burn
🐑 - bah
%%mistune -d
## Mistune Cell Magics
`%%mistune` uses a pure Python markdown parser. For convenience, jinja templates can be used to
tell us about the length of `data` is {{data.__len__()}}.
Development
Running the Build and Tests
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
python setup.py develop
watchmedo tricks tricks.yaml
The watchmedo script will convert your notebooks to scripts and html files. py.test-ipynb will test all notebooks matching test-*.ipynb.
Running the docs
jekyll serve docs -wit
Docs are hosted at http://localhost:4000/magical-magic/.
License
magical-magic is released as free software under the BSD 3-Clause license.
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