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ipynbconverter

v1.0.0

Published

CLI tool to convert between Jupyter Notebook (.ipynb) and JSON formats bidirectionally

Readme

ipynbconverter

CLI tool to convert between Jupyter Notebook (.ipynb) and JSON formats bidirectionally.

Installation

npm install -g ipynbconverter

Or use it directly with npx:

npx ipynbconverter <input-file> [output-path] [--minify]

Usage

ipynbconverter <input-file> [output-path] [--minify]

Examples

# Convert notebook to JSON in same directory
ipynbconverter notebook.ipynb

# Convert JSON to notebook with specified output
ipynbconverter data.json ./output/notebook.ipynb

# Batch convert multiple files
ipynbconverter *.ipynb ./converted/

# Output minified JSON
ipynbconverter notebook.ipynb --minify

Options

  • --minify / -m: Output compact JSON instead of pretty-printed
  • --help / -h: Show help message
  • --version / -v: Show version information

Features

  • Auto-detection: Automatically determines conversion direction based on file extension
  • Batch processing: Supports glob patterns for converting multiple files at once
  • Validation: Validates input files and provides helpful error messages
  • Smart output: Auto-generates output filenames if not specified
  • Cross-platform: Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux

Supported Platforms

This package includes pre-built binaries for:

  • Windows (x64)
  • macOS (x64/arm64)
  • Linux (x64)

License

MIT

Repository

https://github.com/dakshjainn/ipynb_converter

Issues

Please report issues at: https://github.com/dakshjainn/ipynb_converter/issues