lovely thanks, how does it compare to quarto pandoc in terms of features and extensions and which one would you recommend for python tutoring use case?
I've finally got this working in JupyterLab and I am loving it. One question I have, when exporting to PDF, is there a way to force tables and figures to appear in certain places, such as the behaviour in LaTeX when [H] is added to a figure?
nice! using the jupyterlab extension with great success, and loving the inline execution. a question, how would I go about exporting the ipynb file to a nicely formatted pdf like you show here? I know that for jupyter tools such as nbconvert exist, but do they integrate with myst?
Those tools are more built for dashboards, curvenote and myst are better when the main content and output is more of a document or article that wants to include some of those features. You can of course also include embedded apps if you want as well that are, e.g. hosted by streamlit.
Can JupyterLab implent a same content code snippet as reference/include input in different other documents - like as LaTex can call separate/external txt files to include in one document?
Yes it is possible to do this in a very similar way, you can include content: mystmd.org/guide/directives#directive-include As well as reuse specific parts of a document/notebook: mystmd.org/guide/reuse-jupyter-outputs
See issue here: github.com/executablebooks/mystmd/issues/451 We renamed the CLI, and you will also need `pip install jupyterlab_myst` for the jupyter plugin! npm uninstall -g myst-cli npm install -g mystmd
This is really great! Good job guys
Thank you so much! Glad it is helpful. :)
@@rowancockettI tried to install via mamba by using “mamba install jupyter_myst” and it didn’t work :(
@@rowancockettI tried to install via mamba using “mamba install jupyter_myst” but it didn’t work :(
lovely thanks, how does it compare to quarto pandoc in terms of features and extensions and which one would you recommend for python tutoring use case?
I've finally got this working in JupyterLab and I am loving it. One question I have, when exporting to PDF, is there a way to force tables and figures to appear in certain places, such as the behaviour in LaTeX when [H] is added to a figure?
We are tracking this improvement here:
github.com/executablebooks/mystmd/issues/779
how can mathematical commutative diagrams be drawn?
You can use LaTeX in a math directive.
nice! using the jupyterlab extension with great success, and loving the inline execution. a question, how would I go about exporting the ipynb file to a nicely formatted pdf like you show here? I know that for jupyter tools such as nbconvert exist, but do they integrate with myst?
You can use the mystmd CLI, at mystmd.org.
When use Streamlit instead Dash with Python?
Those tools are more built for dashboards, curvenote and myst are better when the main content and output is more of a document or article that wants to include some of those features. You can of course also include embedded apps if you want as well that are, e.g. hosted by streamlit.
Can JupyterLab implent a same content code snippet as reference/include input in different other documents - like as LaTex can call separate/external txt files to include in one document?
Yes it is possible to do this in a very similar way, you can include content:
mystmd.org/guide/directives#directive-include
As well as reuse specific parts of a document/notebook:
mystmd.org/guide/reuse-jupyter-outputs
Doesnt work yet
I have installed some time ago with `npm install -g myst-cli`. Will this work or is it a different tool?
See issue here: github.com/executablebooks/mystmd/issues/451
We renamed the CLI, and you will also need `pip install jupyterlab_myst` for the jupyter plugin!
npm uninstall -g myst-cli
npm install -g mystmd