Suggestions for jupynotex
The following packages have something in common with the package jupynotex. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.
- Package download: Allow LaTeX to download files using an external process
- Package bashful: Invoke bash commands from within LaTeX
- Package datatool: Tools to load and manipulate data
- Package tokenizer: A tokenizer
- Package adrlist: Using address lists in LaTeX
- Package datax: Import individual data from script files
- Package mattex: Import Matlab values to LaTeX documents
- Package texgit: Download, access, and potentially execute files from git
- Package dynamicnumber: Dynamically typeset numbers and values in LaTeX through
symbolic links
- Package plain-ltx: Make plain TeX files LaTeXable
- Package dot2texi: Create graphs within LaTeX using the dot2tex tool
- Package exceltex: Get data from Excel files into LaTeX
- Package sciwordconv: Use Scientific Word/WorkPlace files with another TeX
- Package typehtml: Typeset HTML directly from LaTeX
- Package texvc: Use MediaWiki LaTeX commands
- Package wiki: Use Wiki-style markup in a LaTeX document
- Package abc: Support ABC music notation in LaTeX
- Package graphicscache: Cache includegraphics calls
- Package hvextern: Write and execute external code, and insert the output
- Package datatool-english: English language support for datatool.sty v3.0+
- Package datatool-regions: Region (numeric) support for datatool v3.0+
- Package memoize-ext: Extended support for memoization with Memoize
- Package context-filter: Run external programs on the contents of a start-stop environment
- Package query-astro: Querying astronomical databases in LaTeX
- Package csvtools: Reading data from CSV files
- Package csvsimple: Simple CSV file processing
- Package yamlvars: A YAML parser and tool for easy LaTeX definition creation
- Package tesla: A special-purpose language for knowledge base rules
- Package delimtxt: Read and parse text tables
- Package context-vim: Generate ConTeXt syntax highlighting code from vim
- Package basix: A BASIC interpreter written in TeX