🔒 prettify the vscode terminal

[foggy osprey]

the output of codepen looks pretty, while my vscode output does not. can i do something?

[hollow crystal]

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[clever umbra]

do you know what a jupyter notebook is?

[clever cloud]

try:

print(df.to_markdown()) 

[cyan rapids]

no

[foggy osprey]

i only want to use vscode

[clever umbra]

you can use vscode, tho the output you're seeking (the first image) looks very notebook-y, that's why I'm asking
jupyter notebook is like normal python, but you can also mix markdown blocks & code blocks, and you have the ability to only run a chunk of code at a time rather than the entire script; like google colab if you've used that before
also, isn't codepen for html/css/js? what is this codepen you're talking about that runs python

[foggy osprey]

i'd like to have a terminal that could render markdown

maybe render picture if possible

[clever cloud]

terminal can do that but it is not suitable

[clever umbra]

I don't know of a way to pretty render md/pictures directly in the terminal
are you sure you're not looking for notebooks? esp. since it looks like a data sci project of sorts

the interface looks something like this

[foggy osprey]

it's a pity there's no beautiful terminal

[clever cloud]

use rich module it is best

[foggy osprey]

i want a terminal that treats my input as plain text and treats output as markdown or something else.

[tender nest]

Terminals don't really do that, you can use rich to render markdown in the terminal

[hollow crystal]

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