Jupyter Notebook Tools for Sphinx¶
nbsphinx is a Sphinx extension that provides a source parser for
*.ipynb files.
Custom Sphinx directives are used to show Jupyter Notebook code cells (and of
course their results) in both HTML and LaTeX output.
Un-evaluated notebooks – i.e. notebooks without stored output cells – will be
automatically executed during the Sphinx build process.
- Quick Start:
Install
nbsphinxEdit your
conf.pyand add'nbsphinx'toextensions.Edit your
index.rstand add the names of your*.ipynbfiles to thetoctree.Run Sphinx!
- Online documentation (and example of use):
- Source code repository (and issue tracker):
- License:
MIT – see the file
LICENSEfor details.
All content shown below – except for the sections Normal reStructuredText Files, Contributing and Version History – was generated from Jupyter notebooks.
- Installation
- Usage
- Sphinx Setup
- Sphinx Configuration Values
nbsphinxConfiguration Valuesnbsphinx_allow_errorsnbsphinx_codecell_lexernbsphinx_custom_formatsnbsphinx_epilognbsphinx_executenbsphinx_execute_argumentsnbsphinx_input_promptnbsphinx_kernel_namenbsphinx_output_promptnbsphinx_prolognbsphinx_prompt_widthnbsphinx_requirejs_optionsnbsphinx_requirejs_pathnbsphinx_responsive_widthnbsphinx_thumbnailsnbsphinx_timeoutnbsphinx_widgets_optionsnbsphinx_widgets_path
- Running Sphinx
- Watching for Changes with
sphinx-autobuild - Automatic Creation of HTML and PDF output on readthedocs.org
- HTML Themes
- Using Notebooks with Git
- Sphinx Setup
- Markdown Cells
- Code Cells
- Raw Cells
- Hidden Cells
- Controlling Notebook Execution
- Prolog and Epilog
- Notebooks in Sub-Directories
- Creating Thumbnail Galleries
- Using
toctreeIn A Notebook - Custom CSS
- Normal reStructuredText Files
- External Links
- Contributing
- Version History
There is also An Orphan Notebook (HTML Only), just for the sake of it.