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To make this work...
1- You can install the "jinja-site-ipython" theme using this command:
$ nikola install_theme -n jinja-site-ipython
(or xkcd-site-ipython, if you want xkcd styling)
More info here about themes:
http://getnikola.com/handbook.html#getting-more-themes
OR
You can to download the "jinja-site-ipython" theme from here:
https://github.com/damianavila/jinja-site-ipython-theme-for-Nikola
and copy the "site-ipython" folder inside the "themes" folder of your site.
2- Then, just add:
post_pages = (
("posts/*.ipynb", "posts", "post.tmpl", True),
("stories/*.ipynb", "stories", "story.tmpl", False),
)
and
THEME = 'jinja-site-ipython' (or 'xkcd-site-ipython', if you want xkcd styling)
to your conf.py.
Finally... to use it:
$nikola new_page -f ipynb
**NOTE**: Just IGNORE the "-1" and "-2" options in nikola new_page command, by default this compiler
create one metadata file and the corresponding naive IPython notebook.
$nikola build
And deploy the output folder... to see it locally: $nikola serve
If you have any doubts, just ask: @damianavila
Cheers.
Damián
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