Installing this Python project allow to convert Jupyter notebooks written with the OCaml Jupyter kernel directly to well-written .ml OCaml scripts. It solves this issue.
Clone this repository, test everything locally if you want, and then install it globally with:
$ python setup.py install # for default Python
$ python3 setup.py install # for Python3 if neededNote:
sudoright might be necessary:
$ sudo python3 setup.py installThis package can also be installed directly from GitHub with pip:
sudo pip install git+https://github.com/Naereen/Jupyter-NBConvert-OCamlCheck that you use pip2 or pip3 whether you installed Jupyter for Python 2 or Python 3. (You can of course install Jupyter-NBConvert-OCaml for both if you prefer!)
$ jupyter nbconvert --to ocaml A_Jupyter_notebook_with_OCaml_kernel.ipynb
$ ls A_Jupyter_notebook_with_OCaml_kernel.ml
...
$ ocaml A_Jupyter_notebook_with_OCaml_kernel.ml # it works and comments are kept
...To test it locally (in this folder), use this Makefile:
$ make convert_demo_ocaml_local
$ head -n7 demo_notebook_ocaml.ml
(*
This OCaml script was exported from a Jupyter notebook
using an open-source software (under the MIT License) written by @Naereen
from https://github.com/Naereen/Jupyter-NBConvert-OCaml
This software is still in development, please notify me of a bug at
https://github.com/Naereen/Jupyter-NBConvert-OCaml/issues/new if you find one
*)
...- See this small notebook, with lots of comments,
- This first OCaml file is the result of
jupyter-nbconvert --to script, the default conversion, which removes all comments, - And this second OCaml file is the result of
jupyter-nbconvert --to ocaml, our home-made conversion, which removes keep all comments and adds a small header.
See the documentation I (Lilian Besson, @Naereen) used to write this small exporter.
MIT Licensed (file LICENSE). © Lilian Besson, 2017-2018.
