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1015 B
Markdown
45 lines
1015 B
Markdown
# grapho - documentation compiler
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I write documentation in markdown.
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Many people don't like to read markdown.
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`md2html` converts markdown into an HTML page which i can publish directly.
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`md2tex` converts marktown into a TEX document, which i compile into a professional-academia-looking PDF using `pdflatex`.
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## Usage
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The input markdown goes into stdin.
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The output document comes out of stdout.
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Examples:
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```
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md2html < README.md > README.html
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firefox README.html
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md2tex < README.md > README.tex
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pdflatex README.tex
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```
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If the awk option `stylesheet` is given, the HTML document can made prettier with external CSS.
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```
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md2html -v stylesheet='/style.css' < README.md
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```
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## Supported constructs
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- Headlines up to level 6
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- Paragraphs
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- Bold, italic and inline monospace
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- Image figures if they are in the same folder
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- Code listings
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- URL references
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- Lists
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## Not supported
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- Tables
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- Images from an url
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- Images inline in text
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- Unicode characters (im german, maybe i will add at least umlaut support)
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