At the end of my notebook, I want to export an HTML version of it. So I use the jupyter nbconvert
command line utility in a notebook cell:
!jupyter nbconvert '$nb_path' --output '$nfname'
where nb_path
contains the path to the notebook file ( .ipynb
) and nfname
is a name that ends in .html
.
This works fine on a Mac, but fails in Windows 10. There I get as output:
"This application is used to convert..."
that is, the same output as if I run just jupyter nbconvert
(without arguments) in a cmd prompt.
If I open a cmd prompt and manually type the above command (with the actual file names instead of the variable names), then everything executes just fine.
So it seems that the !
shortcut in jupyter notebook cell doesn't pass the arguments properly to the windows terminal. Is there a mechanism to do that, or do I have to resort to Popen
?
Use double quotes:
!jupyter nbconvert "$nb_path" --output "$nfname"
works for me on Windows 10
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