[kumarvvr]

I am new to the Jupyter ecosystem. Can anyone point me to resources that allow me to generate PDF reports from Jupyter Notebooks?

I want to build a template notebook, that has internal code to fetch data from a database, based on command line arguments and then run the notebook and then strip all the code parts and generate a beautiful PDF document.

[pgryko]

Maybe via an extension?

https://saturncloud.io/blog/how-to-hide-code-in-jupyter-note...

[esalman]

Jupyter nbconvert should do it for you- https://nbconvert.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

[thecfrog]

You want Quarto. https://quarto.org/

[drBonkers]

Can I use Quarto in a cell-notebook style? So far it seems like I can only get it compiled into a PDF, which feels different from Jupyter.

I could be completely wrong here, just looking for insight.

[thecfrog]

Quarto is used to convert from code (script or notebook) to formatted output. You can annotate a Jupiter notebook and have Quarto compile that into a PDF. If you are looking for something that changes the look of the notebook itself I don’t think that exists. But you can still include some interactivity when exporting to html.