Conform to Jupyter Notebook file format #15
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- .ipynb files saved in Atom are now valid and can be opened with Jupyter Notebook, etc.
- Available cell outputs are displayed on load
- Cell outputs can be copied
- Jupyter Kernel Gateway will try alternate ports if 8888 is unavailable
- Fixes Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'map' of undefined #13 and Uncaught TypeError: _transformimeJupyterTransformers.StreamTransformer is not a function #12
Store outputs in ipynb format and create MIME bundle on render
Support multiple outputs Support multiple output data/text entries Update cell execution count
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Conform to Jupyter Notebook file format
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