Problem and Ways in posting A Jupiter Notebook file to a Quarto Blog.

[Hertzspr]

I did something in Python in a Jupyter Notebook.
I converted it to .qmd, and paste it into a post folder in my blog directory.

The code ran, but when I tried to render it, I was shown this error:

[1/2] posts\empty-post\acc_vi_to_q.qmd ERROR: TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'bibliography')

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Is there an alternative so I can post the jupyter notebook result in my quarto blog? What if I downloaded my jupyter notebook as .html? How can I use the the .html as a blog post? Can the quarto blog post the .html as a post, or do I need to convert .html into .qmd? Is that possible?

Thank you.

[mcanouil]

We can't help without the full picture (the file and context).
Could you share a minimal reproducible example or maybe a Git repository?

[Hertzspr]

Thanks for following up, but we need you to push the actual file that causes the error to be available in the git repository.

It's done, in the end i use the actual .ipynb file, and I just added separate metadata file for the yaml.

The blogpost with jupyter notebook in my quarto blog https://husada-plethora.netlify.app/posts/accenture_virtual_internship/acc_vi_to_q.html?fbclid=IwAR3qpGAaahO8BH9Zg83AP3770n4ux9xfcAQ2huewfQkkOyOtRNGpQsTMFy0

[cscheid]

It's great that you solved the problem! The reason I was asking is that this:

[1/2] posts\empty-post\acc_vi_to_q.qmd ERROR: TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'bibliography')

is 100% a quarto bug, and we'd love to fix it. So if you're willing to share the version of acc_vi_to_q.qmd that caused that crash, we'd be thankful for it!

[Hertzspr]

It's great that you solved the problem! The reason I was asking is that this:

[1/2] posts\empty-post\acc_vi_to_q.qmd ERROR: TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'bibliography')

is 100% a quarto bug, and we'd love to fix it. So if you're willing to share the version of acc_vi_to_q.qmd that caused that crash, we'd be thankful for it!

Sure! This is the file https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZPfKESu_GVqIZQSgqFcdnquca1sKU0Nq/view?usp=sharing

[mcanouil]

Did you not push the file to your repository?
If so, the commit SHA is enough to go back to the repository state where the bug occurred.

I found the following https://github.com/Hertzspr/husada_plethora_blog/blob/55eabd63f4336c52edd627a597d09a224db113c3/posts/accenture_virtual_internship/acc_vi_to_q.ipynb but no Quarto document in your Git history.

[Hertzspr]

Yeah, I didn't push said error in .qmd to github.

[rgaiacs]

Hi @Hertzspr. If you want to skill all quarto execution of your Jupyter Notebook, you can export your Jupyter Notebook to plain markdown and Quarto should render it (based on https://quarto.org/docs/websites/#render-targets).

[Hertzspr]

Can I ask a follow up question? How do I add information like date, banner, and tags in the .ipynb so that it shows in the blog?

the top post is from a rendered .ipynb in my quarto blog.

[dragonstyle]

You can add a raw cell as the first cell and place document metadata in that cell, like:

---
author: Norah Jones
date: last-modified
categories:
  - blog
---

(or if you already have document metadata, that should be used automatically...) HTH!

[Hertzspr]

You can add a raw cell as the first cell and place document metadata in that cell, like:

---
author: Norah Jones
date: last-modified
categories:
  - blog
---

(or if you already have document metadata, that should be used automatically...) HTH!

My bad, this is my yaml.

What's the reference to create the yaml in .ipynb? In the link bellow, the YAML use " " for the value.
https://quarto.org/docs/tools/jupyter-lab.html#yaml-front-matter

[Hertzspr]

You can add a raw cell as the first cell and place document metadata in that cell, like:

---
author: Norah Jones
date: last-modified
categories:
  - blog
---

(or if you already have document metadata, that should be used automatically...) HTH!

I've tried to follow this exactly but still failing:

[Hertzspr]

You can add a raw cell as the first cell and place document metadata in that cell, like:

---
author: Norah Jones
date: last-modified
categories:
  - blog
---

(or if you already have document metadata, that should be used automatically...) HTH!

Thanks, I added _metadata.yaml to the post folder now it has things what I want to add

It's done now. https://husada-plethora.netlify.app/posts/accenture_virtual_internship/acc_vi_to_q.html?fbclid=IwAR3qpGAaahO8BH9Zg83AP3770n4ux9xfcAQ2huewfQkkOyOtRNGpQsTMFy0