Firenze

Firenze is a lean jupyter notebook executor, that generates the notebook output in a single HTML file.

You can also parameterize the notebooks without any modification to the notebook itself. It supports local files and s3 paths, both for the notebook and for the output.

As a Library

You can use firenze as a library in your own project. Install it through pip

pip install firenze

Suppose you have a very simple notebook that runs a "Hello, World!"

You can execute it right away with firenze through

firenze docs/notebooks/hello_world.ipynb

and the output html will be, as expected:

You can also send parameters and firenze will automatically modify the variable:

firenze docs/notebooks/hello_world.ipynb name=Firenze

As a Docker Image

This is still in the making, but one idea is to call firenze as a docker image with a notebook and a requirements.txt, so the notebook execution can be easily deployed to remote servers.