observable_jupyter
Embed cells from Observable notebooks into Jupyter notebooks.
The following ways to view the demo notebook won't work until we make this repository public:
- View example notebook with nbviewer
- Run example notebook on Binder
- [Run example notebook on Colab](current notebook on collab is just a copy, not the one under version control here)
To install the library, import the embed function, and embed the "graphic" cell from this notebook:
!pip install observable_jupyter
from observable_jupyter import embed
embed('@mbostock/epicyclic-gearing', cells=['graphic'], inputs={'speed': 0.2})
The simplest way to use embed() is to render an entire Observable notebook:
embed('@d3/gallery')
You may want to swap in your own data into a D3 chart:
import this
text = ''.join(this.d.get(l, l) for l in this.s)
embed('@d3/word-cloud', cells=['chart'], inputs={'source': text})
With multiple cells, you can embed interactive charts!
embed(
'@observablehq/visualize-a-data-frame-with-observable-in-jupyter,
cells=['vegaPetalsWidget', 'viewof sepalLengthLimits', 'viewof sepalWidthLimits'],
)
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