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drop dependency to pandoc ? #780
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Yes, this was the plan all along (see #36), it just hasn't happened yet ... Currently, Markdown cells are converted to reST (and transformed a bit with the Pandoc machinery) and integrated into a reST template which intermingles them with code cells. I would like to change this to something like this: We iterate over all cells while "directly" creating the For this, we would need a Python library with a very specific API: It would need to take the text of a single Jupyter-flavored Markdown cell and a "partial" This would also allow selecting between multiple Markdown parsers, see also #762. Does that sound reasonable?
That's great! The first thing would be to check if such a Python library already exists. |
Any update here? |
Yeah, there is no news from my side, I haven't put any work into it since my last comment above. But yes, I'm still planning to work on it, but it won't be ready soon (since I didn't even start yet). Unless somebody steps forward and helps out! |
I recently switch from nb-myst to nbspinx and I'm facing an environment issue every time I want to build my documentation in isolated env or new machines: the dependency to pandoc.
For example in pydata-sphinx-theme CI/CD I'm forced to rely on a custom github action to make sure the installation proceed on every available platform.
I don't know how complicated this might be but would it be possible to remove this dependency and rely on python only tools ?
Note that I will be happy to help but before I dive in I would like to discuss feasability.
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