I don't know if I'm just stupid and couldn't find it, because I feel like this should be there somewhere. But just in case would it be possible to add this feature? I think a lot of people in emacs use org mode, but we also use jupyter notebook to share it with others, and we receive jupyter notebook, which we try things on.
The import org as notebook could probably be unneeded if we have export to notebook from org, but I still think it could be done better from ein side as ein has more information about the kernels so it can ask users which kernel they want to use, and if there are source blocks that are not in the particular language (like when org file has sources of multiple languages) then it can ask which ones to include etc. The org file export from org side can't know those things beforehand.
I'm a beginner in elisp but I'm willing to help on this on brainstorm and coding if someone else can also help with it. I do think it'll be an wonderful feature. Again, that's why I feel like it has already been done.
I don't know if I'm just stupid and couldn't find it, because I feel like this should be there somewhere. But just in case would it be possible to add this feature? I think a lot of people in emacs use org mode, but we also use jupyter notebook to share it with others, and we receive jupyter notebook, which we try things on.
The import org as notebook could probably be unneeded if we have export to notebook from org, but I still think it could be done better from ein side as ein has more information about the kernels so it can ask users which kernel they want to use, and if there are source blocks that are not in the particular language (like when org file has sources of multiple languages) then it can ask which ones to include etc. The org file export from org side can't know those things beforehand.
I'm a beginner in elisp but I'm willing to help on this on brainstorm and coding if someone else can also help with it. I do think it'll be an wonderful feature. Again, that's why I feel like it has already been done.