Dev tools · September 10, 2023
Python CLI for Compiling Jupyter Notebooks into FastAPI Apps
Hi HN! I recently built Neutrino Notebooks, an open source python library for compiling Jupyter notebooks into FastAPI apps. I work with notebooks a ton and typically find myself refactoring notebook code into a backend or some other python script. So, I made this to streamline that process. In short, it lets you: - Expose cells as HTTP or websockets endpoints with comment declaratives like `@HTTP` and `@WS` - Periodically run cells as scheduled tasks for simple data pipelines with `@SCHEDULE` - Automatic routing based on filename and directory structure, sort of similar to NextJs. - Ignore…
Python CLI for Compiling Jupyter Notebooks into FastAPI Apps launched on September 10, 2023 with 5 votes, #1,754 of 4,228 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
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Hi HN! I recently built Neutrino Notebooks, an open source python library for compiling Jupyter notebooks into FastAPI apps. I work with notebooks a ton and typically find myself refactoring notebook code into a backend or some other python script. So, I made this to streamline that process. In short, it lets you…
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