obsidian-execute-code VS obsidian-jupyter

After a quick search, there's some plugins[0][1] that could work for my use case!

[0] https://github.com/twibiral/obsidian-execute-code

I'm new to Obsidian and having some issues with using this plugin to execute code. I've already changed the path to where cpp is installed, but I'm still getting this error (clang: error: no input files). Suggestions?

I was wondering if anyone is currently using the execute-code plugin successfully, and if so, how it was set up. I just downloaded ObsidianMD and the plugin today, but can't seem to get it to work. I'm not sure what kinds of debug abilities I have in order to see what's wrong. Essentially, what I've done is:

+1 and + Execute Code Plugin.

You can execute code with the Obsidian Execute plugin.

Use the plugin that u/JoacoZep mentioned: https://github.com/twibiral/obsidian-execute-code

This Plus the Execute Code Plugin for code sketching, I love Obsidian

Obisian + Execute Code plugin (and a few others) has been doing very well for me lately (supports python and R)

What kind of emulator do you want in your notes? Maybe this would be better fitted for this plugin (also developed by me)

You can show all notes that have less than 1KB. Use the execute code plugin to code a little script in your preferred language. https://github.com/twibiral/obsidian-execute-code

[1] https://github.com/tillahoffmann/obsidian-jupyter

You will like it even more when you type python in to code blocks and actually run it directly in obsidian! https://github.com/tillahoffmann/obsidian-jupyter

Hmm; Obsidian might make a good viewer for Jupyter Notebook or something similar. I see there is an Obsidian plugin for Jupyter. The readme shows a code block that outputs a graph, but you can also use print() to output whatever strings you want. The plugin documentation only describes how to get Python code blocks working; but Jupyter supports lots of languages. I'm not sure whether that plugin would have to be extended to support other languages.

That'd be Jupyter notebooks - Obsidian has a community plugin here. So far it only supports python. You could be the one to contribute integration for the IJavascript kernel, or maybe the .NET Interactive kernel (which I'm interested in 😉)