hexo-jupyter-notebook

Use jupyter notebook like *.ipynb in Hexo.

Installation

$ npm install hexo-jupyter-notebook --save

Usage

Check if pandoc is installed (pandoc --version); if needed, install:

sudo apt-get install pandoc

Or mac

brew install pandoc

make sure the python you use have isntalled nbconvert, if not , use

pip install nbconvert

1. Enable post asset by adding this line in your _config.yml: post_asset_folder: true
2. put your jupyter file in post asset directory. You can use ln -s , cp source direction and etc.
3. Make sure load jquery 2 (jquery 3 will error. I will fix at soon.) before you use asset_jupyter

<script text='text/javascript' src='/path/to/jquery.js'></script>
{% asset_jupyter python_path jupyter_file_name %}
 
 
eg : (i use next theme , so the jquery is in lib/jquery/index.js)
<script text='text/javascript' src='/lib/jquery/index.js'></script>
{% asset_jupyter /data1/anaconda3/bin/python crash-mxnet-ndarray.ipynb %}
 

future

Maybe it's a little diffcult to use.. But it's work. You can see example at my blog

1. The jupyter notebook width is fixed for general usage. Maybe it should be auto-responsive.
2. This assums that you must use post_asset_folder. I think it's a good choice for you to manage your blog and notebook files. For linux and mac user, you are encouraged to use ln -s command to link you jupyter notebook file to blog.

License

MIT