nbconvertR (version 1.3.2)

nbconvert: Jupyter/IPython Notebook Conversion

Description

An R interface for using Jupyter/IPython system calls to convert .ipynb notebooks unsing meta information. When passed "<filename>.ipynbmeta" it will convert "<filename>.ipynb" to "<filename>.<ext>".

Usage

nbconvert(
  file,
  fmt = c("html", "latex", "markdown", "pdf", "rst", "script", "slides"),
  quiet = TRUE,
  ...
)
nbconvert_html(file, quiet = TRUE, ...)
nbconvert_latex(file, quiet = TRUE, ...)
nbconvert_markdown(file, quiet = TRUE, ...)
nbconvert_pdf(file, quiet = TRUE, ...)
nbconvert_rst(file, quiet = TRUE, ...)
nbconvert_script(file, quiet = TRUE, ...)
nbconvert_slides(file, quiet = TRUE, ...)

Arguments

file

A file with a .ipynbmeta extension that contains vignette metadata lines

fmt

A format supported by nbconvert. "script" will create an .r file, and "slides" a reveal.js-powered html presentation.

quiet

Suppress command output if TRUE (the output will always be shown on error)

...

Ignored for now

Value

The filename of the resulting document, script or presentation

Details

Apart from the standard %\VignetteIndexEntry{<name>} and %\VignetteEngine{<namespace>::<name>} directives, it also understands:

1. %\VignetteTemplate{<format>}{<filename>}, which will pass a --template parameter to nbconvert

2. %\VignettePreprocessors{<format>}{<module>.<Preproc>[, ...]}, which will pass --<Format>Exporter.preprocessors=["<module>.<Preproc>",...] to nbconvert.

Examples

# NOT RUN {
path <- system.file('doc/test-vignette.ipynbmeta', package = 'nbconvertR')
nbconvert(path, 'pdf')
# }
# NOT RUN {
# }

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