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.. blogpostagg::
    :title: Gallery of notebook
    :date: 2016-12-25
    :keywords: gallery,documentation,notebook,thumbnail
    :categories: notebook
    :rawfile: 2016/2016-12-25_first_gallery.rst

    The module `sphinx-gallery <https://github.com/sphinx-gallery/sphinx-gallery>`_
    became quite popular. I discovered that
    `sphinx-nbexamples <https://github.com/Chilipp/sphinx-nbexamples>`_ was doing the same.
    I integrated the first one into pyquickhelper but I did something
    different for the second as I already had some custom logic to handle
    notebooks.
    :meth:`get_thumbnail <pyquickhelper.helpgen.ipythonhelper.notebook_runner.NotebookRunner.get_thumbnail`
    which creates a thumbnail by getting the last image if there is one
    or the last result output cell. The module uses matploblib to builds an image
    with text results.
    You can check the results at :ref:`l-notebooks`.




.. blogpostagg::
    :title: Open the notebook from a virtual environment
    :date: 2016-12-02
    :keywords: jupyter,virtual environment
    :categories: notebook
    :rawfile: 2016/2016-12-02_notebook_venv.rst

    On Windows, I did not check on Linux,
    the short cut ``jupyter-notebook.exe`` is not present
    in the virtual environment. Here is a simple python
    program to launch the notebook server from
    the virtual environement.
    

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