nbox.lib.notebook

Jupyter Notebooks are user by millions of developers world wide, so we said why not just create an operator that runs the jupyter notebook and creates a python file out of it. Catch: Currently we do not support notebooks that have a ! for shell commands, please replace them with subprocess.call(shelex.split(<com>))

Example:

from nbox.lib.notebook import NotebookRunner
op = NotebookRunner("./sample.ipynb")
op() # call and it will do the rest

Functions

functionget_py_builtin_all

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functionget_package_version

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functionprocess_codeblocks

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This function is responsible for unpacking the code blocks and creating the python file from it.

functionnb2script

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(nb:str,path:str)

Parameters

• nb -

  path to the notebook file

• path -

  path to the python file to be created, if None same name as notebook

This function takes in a notebook file and creates a python file from it.

functionupdate_requirements

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Classes

classImportNodeVisitor

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function__init__

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functionvisit_Import

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functionvisit_ImportFrom

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classNotebookRunner

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function__init__

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(nb:str,outfile:str)

Parameters

• nb -

  path to the notebook file

• outfile -

  path to the python file to be created

Run any notebook as a python file.

functionforward

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