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nbconvert: conversion utilities for the IPython notebook format
Overview
nbconvert provides command line utilities to convert to and from IPython notebooks and standard formats:
- ReST
- Markdown
- HTML
- Python script
As these tools mature, these utilities will be merged into IPython.
Requirements
You will need the python markdown module
$ pip install markdown
as well as the latest development version of docutils. This can be installed via
$ curl http://docutils.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/docutils/trunk/docutils/?view=tar > docutils.tgz $ pip install -U docutils.tgz
Nbconvert also needs the pandoc multiformat converter to do the actual text conversions. Pandoc is included in most linux distributions package managers, and the author's website contains links to Mac OS X and Windows installers.
For conversion to HTML, pygments is also required
$ pip install pygments
Running Tests
$ pip install nose $ nosetests
Using nbconvert
You will need to either put the source repository in your $PATH or symlink the nbconvert.py script, as well as the css and js subdirectories to a directory in your $PATH. Once this is done, you can call it as:
nbconvert -f <FORMAT> notebook.ipynb
Use nbconvert -h for up to date help on the available formats.