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This script automates the process of integrating JavaScript code generated from Jupyter Notebook cells back into the original notebooks. It finds corresponding JavaScript files, extracts their content, and replaces the code cells in the notebooks with the retrieved JavaScript.

This code defines a function replaceCore that rewrites JavaScript code to substitute calls to the "Core" module with calls to a custom function named importNotebook. It achieves this by analyzing the code's Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) and making targeted modifications.

This code provides a function to statically replace dynamic imports in code by analyzing the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) and substituting them with predefined templates. It leverages a custom importer module and transpile function to achieve this transformation.

The code imports specific functions from a ../Core module and defines a string of JavaScript code, which is then used to replace imports using the imported replaceCore function. The replaced code is sent as a MIME message with a text/plain type, if the $ object is defined and has the required properties.

This code provides a function, addImports, that automatically inserts import statements into code based on the identification of global function calls. It leverages an AST parser, a cache of exports, and a transpiling function to achieve this.

This code snippet illustrates how a function called addImports can automatically insert missing import statements into JavaScript code, potentially aiding in code completion or refactoring.

This code provides tools for managing and exporting Jupyter Notebooks, specifically handling import dependencies and generating function handlers for deployment. It recursively analyzes notebooks, extracts import information, and likely produces output files containing functions based on the processed code.

This code snippet modifies JavaScript code by injecting caching logic into the AST (Abstract Syntax Tree). This optimization likely improves performance and reduces bundle size by caching imported modules.

The getExtension function determines the appropriate file extension for a code cell based on its language and type, such as .js, .md, or .py. This function is designed to be used in a notebook environment for organizing and processing code.

The niceName function generates user-friendly filenames for code cells by extracting information from the cell's content and applying formatting rules. This function is designed to create descriptive and consistent filenames for better code organization within a notebook environment.

The authorTemplate function creates a formatted header comment for code, including copyright details and markdown content, which can be easily reused in other code files.

The code prints the value of the global object to the console using console.log(global), which retrieves and displays the global scope in Node.js. The global object represents the global variables and functions.