Earthworks Tutorials: Links to Jupyter Notebooks in Browser

[gregorywaynepower]

Hey @baharmon I can see the 'computational notebook' links in the Quarto documents under earthworks/*.qmd lead to the corresponding Jupyter Notebooks. In the browser this leads to the JSON representation of the file. Are you planning on having users clone the grass-tutorials repo so they can access the Jupyter Notebooks?

[baharmon]

@gregorywaynepower I want users to be able to directly download the notebook from Code Links: Jupyter notebook. Right now if they follow to the link it just opens the raw code of the notebook in the browser. Browser > File > Save Page will download the notebook. Or from the tutorial they could right click on Code Links: Jupyter notebook and choose Save As to download it. But, it would be much better if left clicking on the link downloaded the notebook, rather than open the raw code. I'd like Code Links: Jupyter notebook to behave the same as Other Formats: Jupyter.

I am using code links because when a QMD contains tabsets (e.g. for CLI & Python), then code in the generated Jupyter notebook becomes Markdown and cannot be run directly. The workaround Anna suggested was to manually edit the generated .ipynb notebook, move it to the tutorial contents, and link it via code links. It seems this workaround does not make the notebooks easily downloadable. Any ideas?

[gregorywaynepower]

The marimo-quarto extension has been something that has been intriguing to me since you can run it in the browser. If it's fit for a tutorial and grass? That I'm not so sure of.

[baharmon]

The marimo-quarto extension has been something that has been intriguing to me since you can run it in the browser. If it's fit for a tutorial and grass? That I'm not so sure of.

Neat, I might try Marimo on my website.