![]() ![]() nb) and strips all generated outputs and other metadata.īy default, the program reads from standard input and outputs to standard Mathematica-notebook-filter parses Mathematica notebook files (usually stored Notebooks as scripts files (with extension. If you wish to avoid the above, then you should save your This program, at least at this stage, will not strip the extra formatting Simple input: Plot / x, ] ], "Input " ] This is specifically an issue for Mathematica notebooks as they store both To store binary files in a version control system if they will be changed As a result,īinary files are quite opaque to version control systems and it is inadvisable Meaningful to compare two sets of changes to one binary file. Included in a version control system too, it is generally not possible or Side-by-side so that the changes can be merged.Īlthough binary files (such as compiled outputs, images, PDFs. People change the same file, it is possible to compare the two files Version control systems primarily keep track of source code and if two People can collaborate on them without accidentally overwriting other people'sĬhanges. Introductionįantastic way to keep track of changes to files in such a way that multiple ![]() If you use this program, please let me know (both good and bad feedback). Notebooks, but there may still be some situations which have not been accountedįor. This program has not been rigorously tested. Up so that this is all done transparently without modifying the file on disk. ![]() Into version control systems can be found below and can be set Strips them of superfluous information so that they can be committed into Rust that parses Mathematica notebook files and Mathematica-notebook-filter is a program written in SLoC Rust 1K SLoC // 0.1% comments Wolfram 634 SLoC // 0.2% comments Shell 110 SLoC // 0.1% comments mathematica-notebook-filter
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