Nbook

Nbook is a web-based interactive notebook environment, offering a "glass interface" for code execution, terminal access, and project management.

Features

Interactive Code Execution: Run Python code cells with stateful execution, magic commands (!), and integrated Matplotlib plotting support.
Integrated Terminal: Full-featured terminal access directly within the web interface using Xterm.js.
File Explorer: Manage your project workspace with an intuitive file browsing and editing experience.
Git Integration: Clone repositories directly into your workspace.
Real-time System Monitoring: Monitor RAM and disk usage directly from the interface.
Project History & Management: Save, load, rename, export, and delete notebooks, maintaining a clear project history.
Secure & Free Modes: Operate Nbook in a secure mode with API key protection or a free mode for local development.
Notebook Conversion: Convert Nbook project files (.npy or .ngo) into organized code folders.
Modern Web Interface: Built with Flask, Flask-SocketIO, CodeMirror, Tailwind CSS, and jQuery for a responsive and dynamic user experience.
Persistent Storage: Notebooks are stored in an SQLite database using Flask-SQLAlchemy.

To set up Nbook locally, follow these steps:

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/rkriad585/Nbook.git
cd Nbook

Install dependencies: Nbook requires Python and several libraries. It's recommended to use a virtual environment.
```
pip install Flask Flask-SQLAlchemy Flask-SocketIO GitPython psutil Click matplotlib
```

After installation, you can start the Nbook server in either free or secure mode:

Start in Free Mode: This mode is ideal for local development and does not require an API key.
```
python app.py free
```
Access your Nbook instance at http://127.0.0.1:5000.
Start in Secure Mode: This mode generates a unique API key for access, enhancing security.
```
python app.py start
```
The console will display a URL with the generated API key (e.g., http://127.0.0.1:5000?key=YOUR_API_KEY).
Convert a Notebook: If you have an Nbook project file (e.g., my_project.npy), you can convert it to a standard code folder:
```
python app.py convert my_project.npy
```

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

written by Neorwc

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