As introduced by @edsu in #46, creating a module that can be imported may make the notebook more readable. This would likely replace the alternative approach discussed in #29 to hide and show the functions on demand using a Jupyter Notebook plug-in.
Two ways (so far) have been discussed:
Create a module that works only in the current repository.
Develop a library for PyPi and include it in the Docker container.
Will be working on this today. The approach we'll take is create a module in the current repository, with the idea that it might be a good thing for the future to have it in PyPi.
As introduced by @edsu in #46, creating a module that can be imported may make the notebook more readable. This would likely replace the alternative approach discussed in #29 to hide and show the functions on demand using a Jupyter Notebook plug-in.
Two ways (so far) have been discussed: