jupyter-themer

Apply custom CSS styling to your jupyter notebooks. Contributions are welcome!

Mix and match themes by:

• layout (example: wide)

• typography (example: serif)

• color (example: night)

You can always revert back to the default:

Installation

pip install jupyter-themer

or

python setup.py install

Usage

NOTE: Old ipython configuration files, for example at the default ~/.ipython, may need to be removed in order for jupyter to use the correct files.

usage: jupyter-themer [-c COLOR, --color COLOR]
                      [-l LAYOUT, --layout LAYOUT]
                      [-t TYPOGRAPHY, --typography TYPOGRAPHY]
                      [-f CODE_FONT, --font CODE_FONT]
                      [-b BACKGROUND, --background BACKGROUnD]

If no arguments are supplied, the program will revert the jupyter notebook style back to default.

Any combination of the style types can be specified, and the program will mix together the associated color/layout/typographic/code font/background css files accordingly, writing it to the custom.css file used by the notebook.

For all running notebooks, a quick browser refresh will be needed to apply the stylesheet.

Available themes

-c, --color

• 3024-day
• 3024-night
• abcdef
• ambiance
• base16-dark
• base16-light
• blackboard
• cobalt
• colorforth
• dracula
• eclipse
• elegant
• erlang-dark
• icecoder
• lesser-dark
• liquibyte
• material
• mbo
• mdn-like
• midnight
• monokai
• neat
• neo
• night
• paraiso-dark
• paraiso-light
• pastel-on-dark
• rubyblue
• seti
• solarized-light
• solarized-dark
• the-matrix
• tomorrow-night-bright
• tomorrow-night-eighties
• ttcn
• twilight
• vibrant-ink
• xq-dark
• xq-light
• yeti
• zenburn

-l, --layout

• wide
• hovertable

-t, --typography

• serif

-f, --font

• Ubuntu_Mono

-b, --background

• dark

License

MIT License