In pandoc you can write pandoc notebook.ipynb -s -o notebook.html to create a standalone html page. It would be nice to have similar functionality for single documents.
It would also be helpful if you have a large repo where you're developing a page and building the full site takes a long time; currently I copy the file I'm developing to a separate repo to avoid the long build time. This would alleviate that problem, via something like dotnet fsdocs standalone watch file.fsx.
Perhaps something like dotnet fsdocs convert notebook.ipynb -o notebook.html or dotnet fsdocs standalone notebook.ipynb -o notebook.html. It should accept .md, .fsx, .ipynb, (and .latex ?) as input.
It's possible using the literate functions (see Literate docs), but they need to be exposed via the command line tool.
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In pandoc you can write
pandoc notebook.ipynb -s -o notebook.htmlto create a standalone html page. It would be nice to have similar functionality for single documents.It would also be helpful if you have a large repo where you're developing a page and building the full site takes a long time; currently I copy the file I'm developing to a separate repo to avoid the long build time. This would alleviate that problem, via something like
dotnet fsdocs standalone watch file.fsx.Perhaps something like
dotnet fsdocs convert notebook.ipynb -o notebook.htmlordotnet fsdocs standalone notebook.ipynb -o notebook.html. It should accept .md, .fsx, .ipynb, (and .latex ?) as input.It's possible using the literate functions (see Literate docs), but they need to be exposed via the command line tool.
cc: @kMutagene