Releases · mwouts/jupytext

Improvements

Package and conversion script renamed from nbrmd to jupytext.
Cell parsing and exporting done in two specialized classes. This is way
easier to read. Pylint score at 9.9 !
Python file format updated to 1.1: default end of cell for python scripts is
one blank space. Two blank spaces are allowed as well. Now you can reformat
code in Python IDE without breaking notebook cells (#38).
Added support for plain markdown files (#40, #44).
Demonstration notebooks more user friendly (#45).
Command line tool simpler to use (#46).
Start code patterns present in Jupyter cells are escaped.
Default nbrmd_format is empty (mwouts/nbsrc/#5): no Jupyter notebook
is created on disk when the user opens a Python or R file and saves it from
Jupyter, unless the users asks for it by setting nbrmd_format.

BugFixes

Jupyter magic commands escaped when exported (#29)
'endofcell' option for explicit (optional) end-of-cell marker (#31)
'active' cell option now supported for .py and .R export (#30)
Raw cells now preserved when exported to .py or .R (#32)
Extensions can be prefixed, like .nb.py, (mwouts/nbsrc#5)
When a file with an extension not associated to 'ipynb' is opened and saved,
no 'ipynb' file is created (mwouts/nbsrc#5)
Extensions can now be a sequence of groups. For instance,
nbrmd_formats="ipynb,nb.py;script.ipynb,py" will create an ipynb file
when a nb.py is opened (and conversely), and a script.ipynb file when a
py file is opened (mwouts/nbsrc#5)
nbsrc script was moved to the nbrmd package.

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