Since .ipynb focus on testing, I need to migrate from .ipynb to .py when I want to run python .py file.
I’m looking for a Jupyterlab extension that support python project and python script directly. Any jupyterlab extension that supports the need both?
I can’t exactly tell what you’re tasking for, but some approaches to improving the authoring and use of python notebooks, scripts, and modules:
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jupyterlab-lsp(when paired with a python language server) would improve the text editing experience for both.ipynband.pyfiles -
importnbwould allow you toimport.ipynbfiles almost anywhere you can use.pyfiles, even in distributed packages
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Also:
- Elyra provides a little bit expanded Python editor among other features (it has jupyterlab-lsp included)
- jupytext comes with ipynb → py conversion built-in, see Import Existing Python Scripts Into Jupyter Notebook · Issue #10848 · jupyterlab/jupyterlab · GitHub (I made a GIF for conversion the other way but jupytext works both ways)
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Well… I was surprised when I saw Jupyterlab at the first sight.
In short.I hope I can use jupyterlab to replace pycharm on my cloud
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vscode can both open and run .ipynb and .py files. However, for me it’s difficult to replace one thing with another so I ended up using both vscode and jupyterlab together.
Yes: See jupytext intro from PyCon 2020. jupytext provides .ipynb <-> .py synchronisation (hence searchability) and version control.
It’s so good, it should be part of Jupyterlab!
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