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What about this https://observablehq.com/@tomlarkworthy/redis-backend-1 https://observablehq.com/@tomlarkworthy/redis-backend-1

• nesarkvechnep 4y ago
  The same thing. I don’t see chunk reuse, nor the ability to generate standalone documentation or export the code to files. Have you seen actual literate programming documents? The Noweb tool’s page has examples.
  • aljungberg 4y ago
    Sounds like nbdev which indeed exports code and documentation from a single notebook, plus unit tests for external execution.
  • tlarkworthy 4y ago
    The imports are chunk reuse. Each notebook is an es6 module you can import from any npm package.json You don't need to export it as documentation, it is executable documentation which is better, though you can print it if you want. The footer backs up the source to github Your stuck on Knuth's definition of literate programming but this is better than that