This experimental project tries to save Jupyter notebooks as HTML and read them back.
To try it:
python3 -m nbhtml.write Sample.ipynb python3 -m nbhtml.read Sample.ipynb.html diff from_html.ipynb Sample.ipynb
This could one day be combined with a project like ipymd to save notebooks in two complementary formats:
‘Complete’ HTML notebooks, including images and outputs, which can easily be shared with people who may not have the Notebook application installed.
‘Clean’ notebooks containing only the input (code and markdown) and metadata, convenient for version control (e.g. in git), making diffing and merging easy.
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