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jupyterlab_export_markdown_extension

v1.1.8

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Jupyterlab extension to export markdown file as pdf, docx and html (with embedded images)

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jupyterlab_export_markdown_extension

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Export markdown files to PDF, DOCX, and HTML directly from JupyterLab. No external dependencies required - just pip install and go.

Export Markdown As menu

Features

  • PDF Export - Full Unicode and emoji support via weasyprint
  • DOCX Export - Microsoft Word documents with smart image sizing (fit-to-page for large images)
  • HTML Export - Standalone files with embedded images
  • Mermaid Diagrams - Client-side rendering with calibrated DPI scaling (configurable, default 150 DPI)
  • Embedded Images - Local images automatically converted to base64
  • Export Spinner - Modal dialog shows progress during export operations
  • File Menu Integration - "Export Markdown As" submenu appears when markdown is active
  • Command Palette - All export commands available via Ctrl+Shift+C
  • Settings - Configure diagram DPI via JupyterLab Settings Editor
  • Pure Python - No pandoc, no LaTeX, no system dependencies

Requirements

  • JupyterLab >= 4.0.0
  • Python >= 3.9

For PDF export, install required system libraries and emoji font:

# Ubuntu/Debian
sudo apt-get install libcairo2 libpango-1.0-0 libpangoft2-1.0-0 fonts-noto-color-emoji

Mermaid diagrams are rendered client-side using JupyterLab's built-in Mermaid support - no additional installation required.

Install

pip install jupyterlab_export_markdown_extension

That's it. No really, that's actually it. We spent considerable effort making sure you don't have to install pandoc, LaTeX, or sacrifice a goat to get this working.

Usage

  1. Open a markdown file in JupyterLab
  2. Use File -> Export Markdown As submenu, or
  3. Open command palette (Ctrl+Shift+C) and search "Export Markdown"

Export Formats

| Format | Library | Notes | | ------ | ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | | PDF | weasyprint | Unicode, emojis, compact styling | | DOCX | python-docx + htmldocx | Smart image sizing, banded tables, 0.5" margins | | HTML | markdown | Standalone with embedded images |

Settings

Configure the extension via Settings -> Settings Editor -> Export Markdown Extension:

  • Diagram DPI - Resolution for Mermaid diagrams (default: 150, range: 72-600)

Uninstall

pip uninstall jupyterlab_export_markdown_extension

License

BSD 3-Clause License