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Would you like to quickly turn your Python notebook into static website? It is very easy with Mercury framework.

You need to do simple 3 steps:

1. Install Mercury

You can read more here about different ways to install Mercury package.

The easiest way is to run:

2. Set App object with static_notebook=True

Please open the notebook that you would like to convert to a static website. You need to add following code in it:

import mercury as mr
 
# configure App properties
app = mr.App(title="Static notebook", description="Display static notebook", static_notebook=True)

Please set static_notebook=True - it will do the magic!

Example notebook 3. Run Mercury

The last step is to run Mercury Server. Please run the following command:

You should see in the web browser at address http://127.0.0.1:8000 a website like in the image below:

In the above screenshot only one notebook is served. Please click in the notebook title and you will see selected notebook website:

You can download notebook as PDF or HTML format.

Additional notes

You can share as many notebooks as you want in Mercury (see docs).
You can easily customize welcome message in the home view.
If you want to show notebook code, please add show_code=True in App constructor.

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