I think that pandoc could be a better way to do this (e.g. use pandoc for ipynb -> html via some template) because it also has an extensive plugin system etc, which would make it easier to do things like create citations etc. The downside to using it now is that the jupyter notebook -> html converter adds a bunch of notebook-specific stuff that I don't know how to replicate with pandoc (e.g. initializing widgets)
However, if there were ipynb->XXX support in pandoc, maybe we could define a tool that'd use that + a template to achieve the same thing.
I think that pandoc could be a better way to do this (e.g. use pandoc for ipynb -> html via some template) because it also has an extensive plugin system etc, which would make it easier to do things like create citations etc. The downside to using it now is that the jupyter notebook -> html converter adds a bunch of notebook-specific stuff that I don't know how to replicate with pandoc (e.g. initializing widgets)
However, if there were ipynb->XXX support in pandoc, maybe we could define a tool that'd use that + a template to achieve the same thing.