pandoc # Markdown to pretty
pandoc-pretty-pdf # Simple wrapper to eisvogel pandoc
xelatex # LaTeX
plantuml # Text diagrams to graphic
dot # Graphviz, text graph layout
python3 # Run python3 scripts
tikz2pdf # Convert TikZ to PDF
Details below.
Use pandoc to convert Markdown files into anything.
pandoc -h # show help
pandoc -o outfile.html infile.md # eg convert Markdown to HTML
pandoc [pandoc-options...] # any way you like
The pandoc-plantuml-filter is installed so you can use
a -> bin your markdown and the diagram will be rendered.
The template eisvogel is installed to make PDFs pretty.
Simple wrapper script to apply some options for pandoc using the Eisvogel template
pandoc-pretty-pdf -o outfile.pdf infile.md
pandoc-pretty-pdf [pandoc-options...]
XeLaTeX is available mostly as a PDF engine, but you can certainly use it.
latex [latex-options...]
xelatex [latex-options...]
pdflatex [latex-options...]
...and many more latex programs
Use PlantUML in your markdown files or call it directly:
plantuml -h # show help
plantuml input.puml -tpng # convert PlantUML to PNG
plantuml [plantuml-options...] # anything
Define Graphs as Text and let them layout and render.
dot -h # show help
dot -Tpng input.dot # convert .dot to .png
dot [graphviz-options...] # anything
...and neato, etc if you need it
https://github.com/jeroenjanssens/tikz2pdf/tree/master
We installed python3 because we needed it anyway.
python3 [python-options...]
The PATH includes /app and the PYTHONPATH includes /app/lib.
You will be calling this via docker run. It is very likely that
you need docker to access to your outside files. Ths you will need
to mount a local directory to /data on command line, probably like this:
docker run --rm --volume $(pwd):/data --user $(id -u):$(id -g) $PANDOCCY ...
To look around and be interactive do
docker run --rm --it --volume $(pwd):/data --user $(id -u):$(id -g) $PANDOCCY sh