It's my IPython notebook latex template for nbconvert.

Clone this repository. Run ipython notebook

ipython notebook

Create your ipython notebooks. When you are happy with the result, run

ipython nbconvert

in the same folder. A .tex file should be generated. You should be able to generate the PDF from there directly (all dependencies should be there already).

To change the homework title, author, date and class, modify:

\newcommand{\hmwkTitle}{Exercise 1.1}
\newcommand{\hmwkSubTitle}{}
\newcommand{\hmwkDueDate}{\today}
\newcommand{\hmwkClass}{16.S499 Fundamentals of Planning Algorithms}
\newcommand{\hmwkAuthorName}{Enrique Fernandez}
\newcommand{\hmwkAuthorEmail}{[email protected]}

in latex_homework.tplx. If you want to prevent certain cells from being included in the latex document, add {"homeworkReport": {"showCell": "nothing"}} to the metadata of each cell to be omitted.

The configuration file ipython_nbconvert_config.py tells nbconvert to convert every ipython notebook (.ipynb) to latex using template latex_homework. The latex_homework template inherits from efernan_article.tplx. This is where the main LaTeX template is defined.

Before converting the file, the notebook is preprocessed with efernan_preprocessor.py. This file iterates through every cell looking for the metadata {"homeworkReport": {"showCell": "nothing"}}. If the metadata is found, the cell is removed and not included in the latex report.

Modify file efernan_article.tplx. For inspiration, look at the nbconvert examples repository. Also, have a look at base.tplx from the IPython sourcecode.

• ipython (tested with 2.0dev)
• inkscape (to convert SVGs to PDF)
• pandoc (needed to convert markdown to latex)