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Description:
literary 4.0.1
Literary
TL;DR
Literary is a Python tool to make Jupyter (IPython) notebooks behave like pure-Python packages. This allows pure-Python packages to be generated from notebooks, and notebooks to be imported at runtime. Literary now bootstraps itself; it is developed with Literary 🤯.
This package is an exploration of the literate programming idea pioneered by
Donald
Knuth and implemented in the
nbdev package. Although nbdev looks to be a very
mature and comprehensive tool, it resembles a significant departure from conventional package development. Literary is an
exploration of what a smaller nbdev might look like.
Philosophy 📖
Low mental overhead
Realistically, most Python programmers that wish to write packages need to have some
familiarity with the Python package development model, including the conventional
structure of a package. For this reason, I feel that it is important to design
literary such that these skills translate directly to designing libraries with
notebooks
Minimal downstream impact
Users of literary packages should not realise that they are consuming
notebook-generated code at runtime. This means that a pure-Python package needs to
be generated from the notebooks, and it must use the conventional import model. For
this reason, literary should only exist as a development dependency of
the package.
License
For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.
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