This is a very bare-bones custom Jupyter kernel for evaluating Tracery grammars. (I made it because I wanted to write a few Tracery tutorials using my usual workflow of sketching in Jupyter Notebook and then annotating the sketches.) The kernel uses my Python port of Kate Compton's wonderful Tracery language.
Features:
- Write and evaluate Tracery grammars right in a Jupyter Notebook!
- No confusing magic or boilerplate code to get in the way of people reading your notebook. (So you can use this to write Tracery tutorials for non-programmers. Or that's the idea, anyway.)
- Syntax highlighting and error messages!
To install this kernel:
pip install https://github.com/aparrish/tracery_kernel/archive/master.zip
python -m tracery_kernel.install
Maybe someday I'll put it on PyPI, but this is just a quick hack and I'm not even sure if I'll go on using it, let alone anyone else.
After installation, the New menu in the notebook should show an option for Tracery. Put a Tracery grammar in a code cell and execute! An example notebook in this repository shows how it works.
Note that every code cell is independent; rules in one cell don't affect rules in another.
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