I am not familiar with jupyter notebook, but I guess it has some ready to use docker image inside which you can run some command to convert notebooks to html.

I am doing something similar for docs.onedev.io. It is published from a docusaurus project: https://code.onedev.io/onedev/docs/~files/main/.onedev-buildspec.yml

@robin I believe what @eric was asking was whether onedev.io would render jupyter notebooks. You can find more information about them here: https://jupyter.org/

Here is a screenshot from wikipedia which highlights its functions:

It allows you to be able to make notes of sorts, but also to execute code, it can contain codeblocks or markdown.

Eric please confirm if this was what you were asking :)

I belive the problem is slightly diferent. The Jupyter notebook file is actuall an xml file with parts of python code and results in many different formats. It thing the original request is not about publishing it in html, but make it readable. By example gitlab allows to render notebook source code into readable page. So I think one possible solution is to use custom source code renderer to show selected file. Maybe button "View as ..." will be nice.

Adding custom source code renderers and button "view as ..." will be super solution for all similar problems.