Jupyter Export

Export your Jupyter Notebooks (.ipynb) to professional Word Documents (.docx) and PDFs (.pdf) directly from VS Code.

Features

• No External Dependencies: Works out of the box without installing Pandoc, LaTeX, or other system tools.
• Seamless Integration: accessible directly from the Notebook Toolbar or Command Palette.
• Rich Content Support:
  • Markdown cells (headings, lists, bold, italic, etc.)
  • Code blocks with syntax highlighting preservation (text-based)
  • Output images (Matplotlib, etc.) embedded directly
  • Tables

Usage

1. Open a Jupyter Notebook (.ipynb).
2. Click the Export icon in the Notebook Toolbar (top right).
3. Or, run the command "Jupyter Export: Export to Word/PDF" from the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P / Ctrl+Shift+P).
4. Select your desired format: Word (.docx) or PDF (.pdf).
5. The exported file will be saved to your configured output directory (default: docs/jupyter-notebook within your workspace).

Extension Settings

This extension contributes the following settings:

• jupyterExport.outputDir: Relative path to the folder where exported files will be saved. Default: docs/jupyter-notebook.
• jupyterExport.fontFamily: Font family to use for PDF exports. Options: Helvetica, Times-Roman, Courier. Default: Helvetica.
• jupyterExport.fontSize: Base font size for the exported document. Default: 12.

Requirements

None! This extension bundles all necessary logic to generate documents.

Known Issues

• Complex LaTeX math equations may have limited rendering support in this version.
• Interactive widget outputs are static.

Release Notes

0.0.1

• Initial release.
• Support for .docx and .pdf export.