I'm working with Jupyter notebooks in Visual Studio Code, and I'm looking for a way to capture all the cells and their outputs in a single document or format for documentation and sharing. Is there a method or extension that can help with this?
Specifically, I'd like to:
1)Capture the code cells. 2)Capture the corresponding output of each code cell (including text, images, plots, etc.). 3)Ideally, organize these captures into a single document or file.
I've heard about the "Codesnap" extension, but I'm not sure how to use it for this purpose. Can someone provide guidance on using "Codesnap" effectively for this task?
Expected Output: I'm looking for suggestions, guidance, or code examples on how to capture all cells and their outputs in a Jupyter notebook within Visual Studio Code, and specifically, how to use the "Codesnap" extension for this.
Steps Taken: I've explored Jupyter and the "Codesnap" extension, but I haven't been able to figure out how to capture all cells and outputs comprehensively.
Programming Language and Environment:
Programming Language: Python Environment: Visual Studio Code Jupyter extension installed in VS Code Dependencies and Versions:
Visual Studio Code Jupyter extension for VS Code "Codesnap" extension
In vscode, you can click
Exportto export Jupyter as the type of file you want.If export is PDF, you may need to install some other things. Facing problem in Exporting a ipynb file to pdf in VS Code