Shriphani Palakodety

Hi, I've been hacking on this the past few days. Here are some things I want to run past you: 1. Are you comfortable with the resulting HTML being exported...

Your approach makes a lot of sense. Check the most recent version of my fork: https://github.com/shriphani/gorilla-repl/tree/master/src/gorilla_repl . It uses a html template with all the js removed and the relevant...

ah so you suggest a toHTML function (like the toClojure function). Makes sense. Let me see how that would work.

How about the default iPython viewer: http://nbviewer.ipython.org/ On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 8:54 AM, Jony Hudson [email protected]: > Note to self: an online viewer for gists, like http://bl.ocks.org would...

Hi, I began paying more attention to this again. I put together a clojure parser (using instaparse) for a worksheet file. I think this thing can now hook up to...

Yes I would also like to have export functionality available since some of my repos are not online and I am not always comfortable uploading results, data and documentation to...

Also, can I take a look at the CSS you are using - I would like the exported HTML to achieve some visual consistency with the viewer.

Hi, So, I think I have HTML export working well. I handle the html generation from within the parser itself (using hiccup) so no js is needed to render. Using...

I see what you mean. I've fixed that: here's the sample worksheet: https://gist.github.com/10284408 and here's the exported html: http://shriphani.com/foo4.html Right now, a lot of the js needed is just inlined...

Ok, I've got latex working and I've added an option to export the worksheet: here's the latex output: http://shriphani.com/foo5.html Also, I had to move markdown rendering to client-side. Let me...