md2latexfull

#!/bin/zsh

# Captures the date for later use
#date=`date +"%m-%d-%y"`

# Capture the current working directory
cwd=$(pwd)

# Make .md2latex directory to work on generating final output.
#mkdir -p "$(pwd)/.md2latex/build"

# Markdown file we are going to work on.
#mdfile="$(pwd)/.md2latex/$1"

# Latex output
#texout="$(pwd)/.md2latex/pandocked.tex"
texout=pandocked.tex

# Final Latex
#texfinal="$(pwd)/.md2latex/build/final.tex"
texfinal=final.tex

# Build directory
#build="$(pwd)/.md2latex/build"

# Copy the markdown file to .md2latex directory
#echo cp $1 $mdfile

# Run Pandoc to turn the markdown file with the bulk of the document into a .TeX file
pandoc -f markdown --latex-engine=pdflatex -R -i $1  -o $texout

# Remove some of the junk that Markdown adds when converting to TeX.
sed -i .bak 's/\[<+->\]//g' $texout
sed -i .bak 's/\\def\\labelenumi{\\arabic{enumi}.}//g' $texout
sed -i .bak 's/\\itemsep1pt\\parskip0pt\\parsep0pt//g' $texout

# Concatenate the header file (with the preambles, TOC, etc), the pandoc-created TeX file,
# and the footer file (with the bibliography) into a single buildable TeX file
cat "$cwd/includes/header.tex" $texout "$cwd/includes/footer.tex" > $texfinal

# Copy latex style files and bib files to build.
#cp -r $cwd/*.cls $build
#cp -r $cwd/*.bib $build

# Move into the build folder, which keeps the TeX junk and included files out of the main folder
#cd $build

# Build PDF
latexmk final.tex -pdf -pdflatex="pdflatex -interaction=nonstopmode"
#pdflatex final.tex

# Copy the PDF back
#cp final.pdf $cwd

#cd $cwd

mv final.pdf $1.pdf
# Open the PDF generated in my PDF reader of choice
open $1.pdf



rm final.*
rm pandocked.*