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https://github.com/davidbrochart/nbtermA terminal-based tool for viewing, editing, and executing Jupyter Notebooks. Supports interactive mode for cell manipulation and batch mode for execution via the --run flag. Note: This project is no longer maintained and has been succeeded by jpterm.
You can install nbterm using pip or conda. Note that you must also have a kernel installed (such as ipykernel, xeus-python, or xeus-cling) to execute notebook cells.
Warning: nbterm is no longer maintained. Its successor is jpterm.
# Using pip
pip install nbterm
# Using conda
mamba install nbterm -c conda-forgenbterm operates using two modes: edit mode (for typing inside cells) and command mode (for navigating and manipulating cells).
enter: Enter edit mode.esc: Exit edit mode and enter command mode.| Key | Action |
|---|---|
up | Select cell above |
down | Select cell below |
ctrl-up | Move cell above |
ctrl-down | Move cell below |
a | Insert cell above |
b | Insert cell below |
x | Cut the cell |
c | Copy the cell |
ctrl-v | Paste cell above |
v | Paste cell below |
o | Set as code cell |
r | Set as raw cell |
m | Set as Markdown cell |
l | Clear cell outputs |
ctrl-e | Run cell |
ctrl-r | Run cell and select below |
ctrl-s | Save |
ctrl-q | Exit |
ctrl-h | Show help |
Use the nbterm CLI to interact with Jupyter Notebooks. You can open a notebook in an interactive terminal interface or run it in batch mode.
--run flag to execute the notebook without the interactive interface.# Open an interactive notebook
nbterm my_notebook.ipynb
# Run a notebook in batch mode
nbterm --run my_notebook.ipynb