Users cannot load modules inside the OpenOnDemand App for JupyterLab. Therefore it is not possible to convert a Jupyter Notebook to a PDF directly inside the JupyterLab Interactive App on OpenOnDemand.

There are 2 ways to convert a Jupyter Notebook to a PDF:

Both methods require Jupyter to be installed within a conda environment. The following example will install Jupyter into a conda environment named 'jupyter': 


  module load miniforge
  conda create -n jupyter
  source activate jupyter
  mamba install jupyter -y

  1. Directly from the command line. ssh from your terminal and type the following:
module load miniforge texlive
# Load conda environment with Jupyter installed
source activate jupyter
jupyter nbconvert --to pdf you_script.ipynb
  1. If you want to use GUI, please request a Desktop session.
    Fill out the form as you normally would for JupyterLab. After you get to a desktop, open a terminal (black box next to Firefox in the top bar) and type these commands:
module load miniforge texlive
# Load conda environment with Jupyter installed
source activate jupyter
jupyter notebook

This will pull up JupyterLab. Now you will be able to use the Save and Export Notebook As function in JupyterLab.

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