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juq

Query, run, and clean Jupyter notebooks (name is inspired by "jq for Jupyter")

juq.py on PyPI

Installation

pip install juq.py

Usage

juq cells

Slice/Filter cells:

juq cells --help
# Usage: juq cells [OPTIONS] CELLS_SLICE [NB_PATH]
#
#   Slice/Filter cells.
#
# Options:
#   -m, --metadata / -M, --no-metadata
#                                   Explicitly include or exclude each cell's
#                                   "metadata" key. If only `-m` is passed, only
#                                   the "metadata" value of each cell is printed
#   -o, --outputs / -O, --no-outputs
#                                   Explicitly include or exclude each cell's
#                                   "outputs" key. If only `-o` is passed, only
#                                   the "outputs" value of each cell is printed
#   -s, --source / -S, --no-source  Explicitly include or exclude each cell's
#                                   "source" key. If only `-s` is passed, the
#                                   source is printed directly (not as JSON)
#   -t, --cell-type TEXT            Only print cells of this type. Recognizes
#                                   abbreviations: "c" for "code", {"m","md"}
#                                   for "markdown", "r" for "raw"
#   --help                          Show this message and exit.

juq merge-outputs

Merge consecutive "stream" outputs (e.g. stderr):

juq merge-outputs --help
# Usage: juq merge-outputs [OPTIONS] [ARGS]...
#
#   Merge consecutive "stream" outputs (e.g. stderr).
#
# Options:
#   -a, --ensure-ascii              Octal-escape non-ASCII characters in JSON
#                                   output
#   -i, --in-place                  Modify [NB_PATH] in-place
#   -n, --indent INTEGER            Indentation level for the output notebook
#                                   JSON (default: infer from input)
#   -o, --out-path TEXT             Write to this file instead of stdout
#   -t, --trailing-newline / -T, --no-trailing-newline
#                                   Enforce presence or absence of a trailing
#                                   newline (default: match input)
#   --help                          Show this message and exit.

e.g.:

juq merge-outputs -i notebook.ipynb

Useful for situations like:

As of nbconvert#2089, this should be redundant with:

jupyter nbconvert --coalesce-streams --inplace notebook.ipynb

juq papermill clean

juq papermill clean --help
# Usage: juq papermill clean [OPTIONS] [ARGS]...
#
#   Remove Papermill metadata from a notebook.
#
#   Removes `.metadata.papermill` and
#   `.cells[*].metadata.{papermill,execution,widgets}`.
#
# Options:
#   -I, --keep-ids                  Keep cell ids
#   -k, --keep-tags                 When a cell's `tags` array is empty, enforce
#                                   its presence or absence in the output
#   -a, --ensure-ascii              Octal-escape non-ASCII characters in JSON
#                                   output
#   -i, --in-place                  Modify [NB_PATH] in-place
#   -n, --indent INTEGER            Indentation level for the output notebook
#                                   JSON (default: infer from input)
#   -o, --out-path TEXT             Write to this file instead of stdout
#   -t, --trailing-newline / -T, --no-trailing-newline
#                                   Enforce presence or absence of a trailing
#                                   newline (default: match input)
#   --help                          Show this message and exit.

juq papermill run

juq papermill run --help
# Usage: juq papermill run [OPTIONS] [ARGS]...
#
#   Run a notebook using Papermill, clean nondeterministic metadata, normalize
#   output streams.
#
# Options:
#   -I, --keep-ids                  Keep cell ids
#   -k, --keep-tags                 When a cell's `tags` array is empty, enforce
#                                   its presence or absence in the output
#   -p, --parameter TEXT            "<k>=<v>" variable to set, while executing
#                                   the notebook
#   -s, --request-save-on-cell-execute
#                                   Request save notebook after each cell
#                                   execution
#   -S, --autosave-cell-every INTEGER
#                                   How often in seconds to autosave the
#                                   notebook during long cell executions (0 to
#                                   disable)
#   -a, --ensure-ascii              Octal-escape non-ASCII characters in JSON
#                                   output
#   -i, --in-place                  Modify [NB_PATH] in-place
#   -n, --indent INTEGER            Indentation level for the output notebook
#                                   JSON (default: infer from input)
#   -o, --out-path TEXT             Write to this file instead of stdout
#   -t, --trailing-newline / -T, --no-trailing-newline
#                                   Enforce presence or absence of a trailing
#                                   newline (default: match input)
#   --help                          Show this message and exit.

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