# dprint-plugin-jupyter
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Formats code blocks in Jupyter notebook files (`.ipynb`) using dprint plugins.
## Install
[Install](https://dprint.dev/install/) and [setup](https://dprint.dev/setup/) dprint.
Then in your project's directory with a dprint.json file, run:
```shellsession
dprint config add jupyter
```
Then add some additional formatting plugins to format the code blocks with. For example:
```shellsession
dprint config add typescript
dprint config add markdown
dprint config add ruff
```
If you find a code block isn't being formatted with a plugin, please verify it's not a syntax error. After, open an [issue](https://github.com/dprint/dprint-plugin-jupyter/issues) about adding support for that plugin (if you're interested in opening a PR, it's potentially an easy contribution).
## Configuration
Configuration is handled in other plugins.