(Submitted as a comment to a closed issue, but figured it was worth raising.)
Hi, I am running emacs version 25.3.2 on Ubuntu Linux 16.
I get told that "Symbol's function definition is void: s-slice-at". It turns out that 's-slice-at emacs' is not a good Google search term.
"M-x describe-package s" just prompts me to keep typing (there are many packages that begin with 's', but none in my configuration named simply 's', it seems).
So, I installed melpa, figured out how to find and install the s package, restarted emacs, executed a (require 's), and am told: that 'json-encode' is undefined. Google for 'json-encode emacs' sends me here: https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/JSON, which says json.el is built-in, so, I think you need to add:
(require 's)
(require 'json)
to ox-ipynb.el
Thanks! I'm looking forward to using this package!
(Submitted as a comment to a closed issue, but figured it was worth raising.)
Hi, I am running emacs version 25.3.2 on Ubuntu Linux 16.
I get told that "Symbol's function definition is void: s-slice-at". It turns out that 's-slice-at emacs' is not a good Google search term.
"M-x describe-package s" just prompts me to keep typing (there are many packages that begin with 's', but none in my configuration named simply 's', it seems).
So, I installed melpa, figured out how to find and install the s package, restarted emacs, executed a (require 's), and am told: that 'json-encode' is undefined. Google for 'json-encode emacs' sends me here: https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/JSON, which says json.el is built-in, so, I think you need to add:
(require 's) (require 'json)
to ox-ipynb.el
Thanks! I'm looking forward to using this package!