Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
An enhancement to export current rpy project as a jupyter notebook file. This might help power users to play around with more library methods on a python playground.
Describe the solution you'd like
Can keep the implementation simple for starting out. take flight_id as input and generate a project.ipynb file which will look somewhat like this
# cell 0
import dill
import maplotlib
# cell 1
with open("rocketpy_flight_687a9322a64b543ecfa5ad8f.dill", "rb") as f:
flight = dill.load(f)
flight.all_info()
Goal is to see if people would even use this feature so try not putting too much effort into this.
Additional context
Ref: getting started notebook
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
An enhancement to export current rpy project as a jupyter notebook file. This might help power users to play around with more library methods on a python playground.
Describe the solution you'd like
Can keep the implementation simple for starting out. take
flight_idas input and generate aproject.ipynbfile which will look somewhat like thisGoal is to see if people would even use this feature so try not putting too much effort into this.
Additional context
Ref: getting started notebook