I have put together a more-or-less working jupyter-notebook package [1]. This only requires one as-yet-unpackaged dependency: libjs-jquery-typeahead [2]. Everything else can be satisfied from unstable, although a couple of dependencies are technically outdated:
codemirror (>= 5.8, only 5.4 available), term.js (>= 0.0.7, only 0.0.4 available) jquery (>= 2.0, 1.12 available - but I think this is equivalent except version 2 removes shims for old browsers) The only messy part is google-caja, the upstream for which appears to be a jupyter-created nodejs repo containing itself the static output of the upstream caja project, which looks like a nightmare to package. Since the generated output is non-minified, readable code and includes a license statement I propose to include it as-is. The upstream tarball is DFSG'd removing all the web components. The resulting package appears to work (tested: markdown, simple python, matplotlib output, opening the builtin terminal). The package is only built for python3 - I originally tried to build py2 and py3 support with a common data package, but since this is effectively an application and you can still run the python2 kernel there seems little point packaging a python2 version and adding extra complexity. The package currently only requires the javascript packages at build-time, and copies the relevant files into the binary package. It would be possible to symlink the files on install as well, but I suspect it would be easier to freeze the set at build (should probably add built-using headers). [1]: https://git.chronitis.net/notebook/ [2]: https://git.chronitis.net/jquery-typeahead.js/
