An offline exporter for nbconvert.
Project description
nb_offline_convert - An offline exporter for nbconvert
The normal HTML
exporter of nbconvert
creates the HTML
files that will fetch resources (javascript and css files) from CDN, and the WebPDF
exporter also depends on HTML
exporter, so it's not possible to generate HTML
of PDF
files with widgets using nbconvert
in an environement without internet connection.
This exporter allows nbconvert
to export notebooks into HTML
and PDF
files that use all resources from the local machine by doing three steps:
- The
RequireJS
file content is injected directly into the generatedHTML
files. - The
ipywidgets
javascript file (embed-amd.js
), icons and fonts are bundled withnb_offline_convert
.embed-amd.js
is patched to fetch icons and fonts from local paths instead of CDN - The javascript files of widgets are configured to be fetched from the local notebook extension paths.
Installation
nb_offline_convert
can be installed from PyPI
pip install nb_offline_convert
Usage
- Usage in CLI
# convert to html
jupyter nbconvert --to html-offline notebook-you-want-to-convert.ipynb
# convert to pdf
jupyter nbconvert --to webpdf-offline notebook-you-want-to-convert.ipynb
- Usage in a script
from nb_offline_convert import OfflineHTMLExpoter, OfflineWebPDFExpoter
# convert to html
html_converter = OfflineHTMLExpoter()
content, _ = html_converter.from_filename("notebook-you-want-to-convert.ipynb")
with open("converted_file.html", "w") as f:
f.write(content)
# convert to pdf
pdf_converter = OfflineWebPDFExpoter()
content, _ = pdf_converter.from_filename("notebook-you-want-to-convert.ipynb")
with open("converted_file.pdf", "wb") as f:
f.write(content)
Development
install nb_offline_convert
for development using:
git clone https://github.com/trungleduc/nb_offline_convert.git
cd nb_offline_convert
python -m pip install -e .
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