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nimport 0.10.21
A cool way to import notebooks into notebooks! Also can parameterize notebooks when it loads!

# Nimport
![](https://github.com/yaananth/nimport/workflows/Upload/badge.svg)

uses github action [twine-upload](https://github.com/marketplace/actions/twine-upload)
## Requirements
- Needs `git` to be installed for `github` provider to work

## Use
```
!pip install --upgrade nimport
%load_ext nimport
```

## Examples
- Get a file from public repo and navigate to that file
    ```
    %nimport container="yaananth/hack-sample-note2" path="one.ipynb" provider="github" providerOptions={} navigate="trueOrAnythingHere"
    ```

- Get a file from public repo and display a link to that file
    ```
    %nimport container="yaananth/hack-sample-note2" path="one.ipynb" provider="github" providerOptions={}
    ```

- Get a file from private repo and navigate to that file
    ```
    %nimport container="yaananth/hack-sample-note2" path="one.ipynb" provider="github" providerOptions={{"token":"PATTOKENHERE"}} navigate="trueOrAnythingHere"
    ```

- Clone a public repo and navigate to the boot strap file

    Needs `git` to be accessible
    ```
    %nimport container="yaananth/pipeline-delays" path="delays.ipynb" provider="github" providerOptions={"clone":"true"}
    ```

- Parameterize notebook from URL    
    ```
    from nimport.utils import open_nb, load_params
    params = load_params(currentUrl)
    open_nb("pipeline-delays/delays.ipynb", params, redirect=True)
    ```

- Get URL from browser into python (Javascript to python communication in nteract)
    ```
    clientData = {}
    def callback(x):
        global clientData
        clientData = x
    parse_client_data(callback)
    print(clientData)
    ```    

## Develop

### Package
```bash
pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py sdist
```

### Publish
```bash
pip install twine
twine upload dist/*
```

### Test
- Load [sample.ipynb](https://github.com/yaananth/nimport/blob/master/samples/sample.ipynb)

# Resources
- https://packaging.python.org/guides/using-testpypi/
- https://libraries.io/pypi/twine
- https://test.pypi.org/manage/projects/
- https://pygithub.readthedocs.io/en/latest/introduction.html