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nbreversible

reversible nbconvert. (.ipynb <-> .py)

# convert .ipynb to .py
$ python -m nbreversible foo.ipynb > foo.py

# convert .py to .ipynb
$ python -m nbreversible foo.py > foo.ipynb

# re: convert .ipynb to .py
$ python -m nbreversible foo.ipynb > foo.py

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