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[RFE] databooks run #55
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Glad you like it!! I had thought about that, but in the end I dropped it because indeed there are other tools that can do exactly that ( I'm also not a super big fan of adding a new dependency just for one feature - do you see more follow up features? If I were to go forward I'd probably try to implement this with the stdlib ( All in all, it feels like it's a bit far from databooks' JSON-centric fuctionalities.. however, I was also toying with the idea of a What do you think? |
If it means that the dependency tree would grow significantly, we can make it an optional feature. Like, if you want to use I took a look at dependencies around nbclient/nbconvert and it seems that Jupyter notebook already depends on nbconvert so people working with notebooks would not need to install anything new but the truth is that this will probably change with notebook 7 which is now in alpha. |
Yeah that's true. After some thought I'm inclined to give it a go! 🚀
Do you think that's a big issue? If we make it optional I don't think it's a big big deal. I'm more thinking of conflicting dependencies (for people using jupyter and databooks). It feels like |
I like the way databooks is able to show the content of the notebook. It might make sense to implement a
run
command which can run all cells in a notebook and show the progress in the CLI interface cell by cell. We don't need to implement the execution because it can be done by nbconvert or nbclient packages.What do you think?
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