📖 Jupyter Book is a community developed project (see policies/practices) that empowers you to create documents and knowledge bases that are reusable, reproducible, and interactive.
Jupyter Book, the organization, develops Jupyter Book: user-friendly software for rapidly building rich, interlinked books and websites from MyST Markdown content.
The organization also supports numerous other pieces of software around which Jupyter Book is built, most notably the MyST Document Engine.
Tip
Jupyter Book is distribution of the MyST Document Engine that includes configuration, plugins, and styles. This is version 2 of Jupyter Book. Version 1 was built around Sphinx.
For historical reasons, our work is spread across multiple organizations. We list them here, along with some key repositories, to help contributors navigate:
- https://github.com/jupyter-book
- mystmd — MyST document engine
- jupyter-book — A thin wrapper around the
mystmd - myst-theme — MyST web renderer
- landing page example — example MyST book with landing page
- myst-plugins — collection of extensions
- jupyterlab-myst — JupyterLab MyST Extension
- mystmd.org — mystmd website & custom theme
- myst-contrib — a collection of community-supported plugins and templates
- https://github.com/myst-templates - for storing and discovering community templates
- User contributions
- templates — MyST template server (https://api.mystmd.org/)
- book theme — MyST book renderer
- LaPreprint typst theme — MyST typst paper renderer
- https://github.com/executablebooks - previous home of the project
- myst-vs-code — VS Code MyST highlighter
- github-activity — release note generator
