Ipypublish

python
def run_postprocess(self, stream, filepath, resources):
output_folder = filepath.parent

- Added ``ipubpandoc`` (see :ref:`markdown_cells`)
- Refactored conversion process to
:py:class:`ipypublish.convert.main.IpyPubMain` configurable class
- Added postprocessors (see :ref:`post-processors`)
- Added Sphinx extension (see :ref:`sphinx_extension`)
- Added Binder examples to documentation (see :ref:`code_cells`)

Images can also be embedded in the notebook itself. Just drag an image file into the Markdown cell you are just editing or copy and paste some image data from an image editor/viewer.

The generated Markdown code will look just like a “normal” image link, except that it will have an attachment: prefix:


In the Jupyter Notebook, there is a speciall “Attachments” cell toolbar which you can use to see all attachments of a cell and delete them, if needed.

- add standard rst/sphinx converter
- added nbsphinx converter
- added optional printing of traceback
- allow segments to be yaml (with yaml.safe_load)
- added document level metadata schema

- extracted templates into separate files
- use template outline file instead of json schema
- improve front end logging
- update documentation
- version bump
- added tests