How to download pdf version from jupyter notebook

 · I have a Jupyter notebook that contains markdown, code, and outputs (graphs). I would like to generate PDF from this notebook. I tried to hide code using HTML code which I get from here then I tried to download it as pdf but again code shows up. But when I download it as HTML it don't show any code but again when I tried to convert HTML to pdf.  · Jupyter is a notebook viewer. Jupyter For Mac For converting any Jupyter notebook to PDF, please follow the below instructions: (Be inside Jupyter notebook): On Mac OS: command + P - you will get a print dialog box - change destination as PDF - Click print. Has anyone successfully managed to get "Download as PDF" working on Jupyter Notebook? I had problems for a long time but this latest version is not giving me any issues. Additionally, you could "Download as LaTeX" and edit the lines that are causing problems and convert to a .

The Notebook that we will be using is called bltadwin.ru The typical command you use to export using nbconvert is as follows: jupyter nbconvert --to. The default output format is HTML. But let's start out by trying to convert the Decorators Notebook into a PDF: jupyter nbconvert bltadwin.ru --to pdf. But my local Jupyter's "download as PDF" doesn't work because I didn't install LaTex stuff and I won't. (rather use online version if I had to later) Oh wait.. there is "download as bltadwin.ru)" option. Cool, let's try it. Got markdown file, and opened it with my markdown editor. Please see the following code of auto generated Latex file created by Jupyter Notebook (ipynb) file. You can open bltadwin.ru extension file in the editor and go to the line 32 or 33 where you will find the bold line and comment it out. Your problem will be partially solved. Code: \makeatletter \def\maxwidth{\ifdim\Gin@nat@width\linewidth\linewidth.

You can download individual files from the file navigator (which you can get to by clicking on the Jupyter icon in the top left corner). You just need to click the checkbox next to the file you want to download and then click the "download" button at the top of the pane. After you installed these two packages, you can try to convert your notebook into the format you want using this command line: $ jupyter nbconvert --to FORMAT bltadwin.ru This command line will convert the Jupyter notebook file into the output format given by the FORMAT string. For the purpose of this article, we will convert it into pdf. I have installed Miktex and Pandoc, followed by that when I try to download the notebook in PDF, I get the pop up to install missing packages. It says, the package will be retrieved from this source 'Random package repository'. I am new to Python so wanted to check if it was safe to go ahead and click Install. python jupyter-notebook.