Hi,

This script is very useful! However lots of people now uses magic command such as%matplotlib inline and so, the resulting file is not executable by regular python.

I suggest adding something like:

python_file=python_file.replace("\n%","\n# %")

just before the writing of the file, l. 35.

thanks again :)

Modified!

Really useful script. When using it I found that the pdoc conversion of markdown adds "\r\n" after every new line of the file I tried.
This causes errors in the conversion since the filer writer will add write 2 new lines splitting rst cells.

A quick fix was to add

rst_source=rst_source.replace('\r','')

after line 23 and 28.

There might be a more clever way with how to write the file in the end.

May be replace

nb_dict=json.load(open(file_name))

with

withopen(file_name)asf:nb_dict=json.load(f)

in line 14 and replace

open(file_name.replace('.ipynb','.py'),'w').write(python_file)

with

withopen(file_name.replace('.ipynb','.py'),'w')asf:f.write(python_file)

in line 38.

I had the opposite issue of@weber-s : my first cell was magic code so as a quick fixed I modified the first conditional block as

ifcell["cell_type"]=="markdown":md_source="".join(cell["source"])rst_source=pdoc.convert_text(md_source,"rst","md")python_file='"""\n'+rst_source+'\n"""'elifcell["cell_type"]=="code":source="".join(cell["source"])python_file=python_file+"\n"*2+sourceelse:raiseValueError(f"Unsupported starting cell type{cell["cell_type"]}.")