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Renders Fabric notebook files on GitHub as cell cards with syntax highlighting and side-by-side diffs. See Microsoft Fabric notebooks the way they were meant to be seen — right on GitHub. Fabric Notebook Renderer transforms raw `.py` notebook files on GitHub into clean, readable notebook cards — just like you see them in Microsoft Fabric. What it does Blob view (viewing a file): - Renders notebook-content.py files as structured cell cards - Markdown cells are rendered as rich text - Code cells get syntax highlighting for Python and Spark SQL - Line numbers, collapsible long cells, and language badges - One-click toggle between notebook and raw view PR diff view (reviewing changes): - Cell-level diffs: each notebook cell shown as its own card - Side-by-side comparison for modified cells with line-level highlighting - Added/removed cells clearly marked with color-coded badges - Unchanged code lines are collapsed — only context around changes is shown - Click to expand hidden lines or collapsed cells - Notebook toggle button in GitHub's native file header Configurable: Click the extension icon to adjust: - Default view mode (notebook or raw diff) - Number of context lines around changes - Auto-collapse unchanged cells - Syntax highlighting on/off - Long code cell collapsing Privacy - No data collection, no analytics, no external requests - Only activates on github.com for Fabric notebook files - File content is fetched directly from GitHub using your existing session - Settings sync via Chrome's built-in storage Open Source https://github.com/Knapstad/Fabric-notebook-renderer
May 26, 2026
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