Doesn't work with IPython 2.0 dev

[sglyon]

I recently installed IPython from the master branch because I wanted to test some new functionality (interactive widgets, chaining directory from dashboard, ect.)

There are at least a few things that have changed that break this plugin. I will list the ones I have found so far, but I am sure there are more.

• We can no longer get a list of notebook names like this. we need target_url = target_url = baseurl + "/api/notebooks"
• There are no longer any notebook_ids for an ipynb file . This changes a lot of things in the package.

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EDIT

Most of the changes we need to worry about are documented here: https://github.com/ipython/ipython/wiki/IPEP-16%3A-Notebook-multi-directory-dashboard-and-URL-mapping

[maximsch2]

Thanks for bringing it up! It looks like a first-pass support shouldn't be too bad, but supporting all the checkpoints and session will take some work.

I am unlikely to do that in the near future, but I will merge any pull requests that would implement needed functionality. Personally, I am starting to think about implementing similar plugin for Light Table - lack of support for images inside notebooks is a major problem for me in Sublime Text, but it looks like it should work in LT.

[drevicko]

For those lazy to google, Light Table is here.

[z-m-k]

I do not think recommending a different editor is helpful.

[bergtholdt]

Is there any update on this? I would really like to use current IPython, but not being able to use it together with SublimeIpythonNotebook is a real pitty.

[maximsch2]

No update, but patches are of course welcome. ST plugin didn't work out to be useful for me to due to lack of image support (at first I thought it wouldn't be that big of a deal), so I have no plans of fixing this as of now.

[divinites]

Now, Sublime Text has phantom support, which means it is possible to insert image now.

[maximsch2]

A version that can load and display (but not edit or execute) newest Jupyter notebooks (from the root path only) is in this branch: https://github.com/maximsch2/SublimeIPythonNotebook/tree/jupyter
No ETA on when (if ever) full functionality will be supported on newest jupyter.