![]() You can import a Jupyter notebook and export it as Python notebook as follows: ![]() ![]() Those default parameters can be overwritten using the standard -param notation. Remark that pynb support also default parameter definitions, as it can be seen with b in the example. Values are strings and might require casting to their proper type inside the notebook. ![]() Names are separated from values at the first occurrence of character =. Parameters are passed from the command line with -param options, whose value is formatted as name=value. A Python module can contain multiple notebook definitions by using different function names. sum.py:cells is therefore equivalent to sum.py. A different function name can be specified by appending :func_name to the module pathname. The default name of the function defining the notebook is cells. You can avoid the insertion of the footer cell with the -disable-footer option. The default logging level is INFO.īy default, a Markdown cell is appended if exporting to Jupyter notebook format with details on the execution: location of Python notebook, execution time and complete command line. You can set a different logging level with the -log-level option. Pynb notebooks/sum.py -param a=3 -param b=5
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