NodeBooks

What it does

NodeBooks is a JavaScript and TypeScript notebook environment with live outputs, collaborative terminals, and notebook-scoped dependencies.

Collaborate live on rich notebooks, stream outputs together, and publish finished work as shareable sites. ❯ npx @nodebooks/cli Global install Copy ❯ npm install -g @nodebooks/cli ❯ nbks Prefer a hosted setup? Deploy NodeBooks straight to Heroku. Why NodeBooks Everything you need to prototype, collaborate, and ship interactive notebooks with TypeScript. Draft notebooks with rich Markdown and runnable JavaScript or TypeScript blocks. Let NodeBooks suggest code and Markdown directly inside cells to accelerate iteration. Execute TypeScript/JavaScript safely in an isolated Node.js runtime tuned for notebooks. Edit notebooks together, watch changes appear instantly, and keep teams in sync. See…from nbks.dev

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