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# Dejavu

Dejavu intends to be a tool to facilitate for Jupyter users to generate static outputs from their notebooks, mimicking the behavior of voilà.

## Running dejavu

Dejavu works exactly the same as nbconvert and you can use all command line options that you would with nbconvert. To run a default instance:

    jupyter dejavu notebook.ipynb

In case you want to show code in addition to its output use the flag `--show-input`.

## Configuring the Notebook for slides presentations

In case the user intends to do a slide presentation out of their Jupyter notebook it’s recommended to use the `reveal` template. In orders to obtain a better result from it’s advised to use the slides metadatas available in the cells:

- In the notebook, select a cell and click on the “Property Inspector menu”

Tip

The “Property Inspector menu” can be located in the right side bar, its symbol contains two gears.

- Select a cell in the notebook

- In the Property Inspector menu select the cell’s slide type:

  > - Slide

  > - Sub-Slide

  > - Fragment

  > - Skip

  > - Notes

- Repeat the process for all cells