nbpages 0.0.1.dev5

Tools to maintain a respository of Jupyter notebooks

nbpages

nbpages provides a Python toolset for managing a github repository of Jupyter notebooks. The project was inspired by the tools included with the Python Data Science Handbook by Jake Vanderplas.

Installation

pip install nbpages

Initial Setup

This package assumes you have created a github repository containing one or more Jupyter notebooks (*.ipynb) in a subdirectory named notebooks. The initial setup is performed with the command

python nbpages --setup

This creates a directory named templates if needed with configuration data found in the .git subdirectory. If not already present, Jinja templates README.md.jinja and notebook_header.jinja are created. These templates should be edited as required.

Normal Usage

Notebooks filenames are prefixed with nn.mm- wherenn refers to the chapter number or, if a letter, to an Appendix. mmrefers to the section number. Section00` the chapter title and any prefatory material.

To use, execute the command line

python nbpages

from the top level directory of the notebook repository. The command will add or amend headers and navigation bars in all notebooks, and create a table of contents and a keyword index accessible from README.md and the navigation bars.

Utilities

To help achieve a consistent style over a collection of notebooks, use the command

python nbpages --lint

to locate some forms of notebook 'lint'. A current list of additional features can be found

python nbpages --help

Table of Contents

Keyword Index

Chapter 1.0 Getting Started with nbcollection

• 1.1 Notebook Repository Layout

• 1.2 Configuration

Appendix A. Style Guide