The initial (v1.0.0) “public” release of the pandoc-df-thesis is now ready 👍
Based on the “(df)modified” Markdown sources, pandoc-df-thesis template can deal with many outputs dialect basically supported by Pandoc:
pdf: (preferred) output generated from (lua/pdf)LaTeX;html: single (based solely on Pandoc) and multi (based on Jekyll) HTML file, e.g. for web-publications;epub: EPUB v3 ebook;docbook5: XML/DocBook (v5) and HTML chunked files (limited support);odt: LibreOffice/OpenOffice OpenDocument;docx: Microsoft Word;
With the use of a full featured Makefile all the build process is performed automatically, obviously once it is configured properly!
Warning
The pandoc-df-thesis template is not intended to be a standalone direct use template:
- Some packages (e.g. Pandoc, PP, LaTeX…) must be installed prior to take advantage of this template.
- Some basic behaviors that you may not want have been defined and hard-coded in the
Makefile. To disable some unwanted rules, it is necessary to know how to modify theMakefileproperly. - From now, it is difficult to consider using this template without the
Makefile!!!
Warning
At this time, the pandoc-df-thesis template is designed for mainly Linux distribution. Basically, with some few efforts this template can be used on another operating system (e.g. Windows and MacOS)… this is planed in future prospects (when I’ve got time!).