Supported Markdown syntax
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Bruno
Nov 9, 2017, 6:11:43 AM11/9/17
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Dear all,
What is the exact supported syntax for markdown cells in Jupyter?
I am asking because there are plenty of markdown dialects, such as the ones supported by pandoc (and many more I guess). I'd like to experiment a Jupyter writer in pandoc to be able to convert (as best as possible) documents in Markdown or other formats to Jupyter notebooks, putting code blocks into code cells and the rest in markdown cells.
Thanks!
Bruno
What is the exact supported syntax for markdown cells in Jupyter?
I am asking because there are plenty of markdown dialects, such as the ones supported by pandoc (and many more I guess). I'd like to experiment a Jupyter writer in pandoc to be able to convert (as best as possible) documents in Markdown or other formats to Jupyter notebooks, putting code blocks into code cells and the rest in markdown cells.
Thanks!
Bruno
Matthias Bussonnier
Nov 10, 2017, 1:46:15 PM11/10/17
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Hi Bruno,
There've been am effort to try to document that; see
(https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter_markdown), but we're pretty low
and bandwidth and would need some help.
Cheers,
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There've been am effort to try to document that; see
(https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter_markdown), but we're pretty low
and bandwidth and would need some help.
Cheers,
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Brian Granger
Nov 12, 2017, 11:19:08 AM11/12/17
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Unfortunately, our best answer currently is "whatever our particular
markdown parser supports". We know that is a painful situation to be
in. It is our intention to document the syntax supported in the
classic notebook and then begin to make changes to support commonmark.
The repo that Matthias pointed was a beginning attempt to document how
our markdown compares the commonmark, but the differences were
substantial in the small details.
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markdown parser supports". We know that is a painful situation to be
in. It is our intention to document the syntax supported in the
classic notebook and then begin to make changes to support commonmark.
The repo that Matthias pointed was a beginning attempt to document how
our markdown compares the commonmark, but the differences were
substantial in the small details.
--
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Associate Professor of Physics and Data Science
Cal Poly State University, San Luis Obispo
@ellisonbg on Twitter and GitHub
bgra...@calpoly.edu and elli...@gmail.com
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