ipynb-3's Introduction

Interactive import from ipynb to jupyter-console

This module lets you import cell-by-cell from any .ipynb file.

You'll be asked per cell whether you want to run it.
If you run all cells or decide not to run a cell:
- No futher cells are executed.
- But every cell in the file is now in your history, starting from 1.
- The first cell you didn't run is immediately editable.
- You can load and edit any of the cells from history.

Origin

This was started as an import module by Adrian Price-Whelan, concatenated by Robert Clewley, updated by Doug Callaway, and finally recycled for an interactive console by me.

Installation

git clone https://github.com/thejohnhoffer/ipynb.git
pip install -e ipynb

Usage

In the Jupyter-Console
- example) example.ipynb:


import nbook
from example import *

Interaction

After an import *, you will be prompted like so:


In [1]: print('this is an example')
print('The first cell has these two lines')

Say y/n to running:

As you hit y, prompts will continue for each cell.
If you hit n, the last cell prompted will load as multiline input.
- example) you hit n at In [2] for a file of 8 code cells:

Say y/n to running: n                               
You can load lines 1-8                            
                                                    
In [9]: # %load 2                                   
      : DATA = 'this is the second code cell'
      :

You can edit the input and execute (this will not affect the original file).
- example) you run %load 3 to load the third cell as muliline input.
- example) you run %load 3-8 to load the rest of the ipynb code at once.

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