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--- playground:test_jupyter [2020/04/02 09:28] – hnagel
+++ playground:test_jupyter [2020/05/11 17:35] – hnagel
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-====== Polymake jupyter tutorials ======
+<code perl>
+> $f = $s->SECONDARY_FAN;
+> $f->properties;
+</code>
+<code>
+type: PolyhedralFan<Rational>
-===== Creating a notebook that should end up on the Polymake website =====
+MAXIMAL_CONES
+{0 1 2}
+{0 1 3}
+{1 2 4}
+{0 2 5}
-The goal is to automate the conversion process from ipynb markdown,code and code output to dokuwiki.
-What is added automatically by dokuwiki:
+RAYS
+1 1
+0 1
+1 0
+0 1
+0 0
+1 0
+</code>
+<code perl>
+> $f->VISUAL;
+</code>
-the table of content based on markdown titles and subtitles (TODO: how extactly)
+looked like this till now:
-==== What the ipynb2dokuwiki script does: ====
+<code perl>
+> $f = $s->SECONDARY_FAN;
+> $f->properties;
+type: PolyhedralFan<Rational>
-Markdown cells will be converted with pypandoc. Code source and output in text format are put in a code frame. Output svgs are extracted\\
+MAXIMAL_CONES
-Extracts all attached media from and replaces the links
+{0 1 2}
+{0 1 3}
+{1 2 4}
+{0 2 5}
-==== What the ipynb2dokuwiki script should optimally do ====
-Use nbconvert preprocessor to run all cells and create the output beforehand? Add preamble with a link to the ipynb file. Add a cd command so that the following notebook code also works in the shell?
+RAYS
+1 1
+0 1
+1 0
+0 1
+0 0
+1 0
-==== Miscellaneous ====
+> $f->VISUAL;
-When multiple people work on one tutorial it is easier to solve merge conflicts or comprehend changes when ipynbs are committed with output cells cleared and no base64 attachements yet.
-Before merging to the master, however, images should be base64 attached (we might want to change this with a seperate folder for each tutorial?). This can be easily done with drag&drop.
-roblems with pypandoc, which converts ipynb markdown to dokuwiki markdown: 1. enumerations? 2.
-==== Embedded images ====
-After conversion the caption "Polymake logo" will be displayed as a tooltip in dokuwiki. {{media:tutorial:jupyter_tutorials:logo.png|Polymake logo}}
-==== Code and code output ====
-<code perl>
-> application 'polytope';
-> # we might need to
-> # reconfigure("common::svg.rules");
-> # one svg output
-> svg(cube(3)->HASSE_DIAGRAM->VISUAL);
-> print "SVG output above";
 </code>
-{{ media:tutorial:jupyter_tutorials:output_0.svg }}
-<code perl>
-SVG output above
-> # multiple svg outputs in a scrollable window
-> svg(cube(3)->HASSE_DIAGRAM->VISUAL);
-> svg(cube(3)->HASSE_DIAGRAM->VISUAL);
-</code>
-{{ media:tutorial:jupyter_tutorials:output_0.svg }}
-{{ media:tutorial:jupyter_tutorials:output_0.svg }}
-<code perl>