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any chance Typora can support Jupyter notebook? #3381

Open leewi9 opened 4 years ago

leewi9 commented 4 years ago

hope Typora properly render .ipynb file content in markdown?

am I crazy??

vincentrolfs commented 3 years ago

I don't know if Typora should support the ipynb format, but it would be so cool to be able to write Python or JS in Typora and execute it. May not even be that hard to do for JS? This could be the killer app to bring scientific computing to JS.

Amuwa commented 3 years ago

Now there is some plugin for Visual Studio Code supporting .ipynb and exporting .pdf. Look forward to ipynb supports within Typora .

sdbbs commented 2 years ago

Just a +1 for this; I'd like to say, for my case, I wouldn't even need to run Python - I just want to have a desktop program, which can open/render the markdown part of .ipynb files, and show the code cells as code - and have the ability to code fold code cells.

I basically just want a desktop application where I can open .ipynb files as "text", more-less, and have the ability to copy code from cells - without having to spin up an IPython kernel instance and all that.

The closest I found so far is a Firefox addon: https://github.com/rushikesh988/python-notebook-viewer - it does pretty much everything I mentioned earlier, except for the ability to fold code cells (which then makes it hard to read if you have several code cells with 100+ lines of code each).

It would be indeed awesome if Typora could support this - especially since it does a great job of rendering "plain" Markdown as it is, it would be great if that part of the engine could be reused to render the Jupyter Markdown cells.

engineee commented 1 month ago

It would be very useful to be able to write Python or JS in Typora and execute it.