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@bergkvist/mdmake
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npm script for creating a markdown template: `[filename].md` + `Makefile` -> `[filename].pdf`
npm script for creating a markdown template: [filename].md
+ Makefile
-> [filename].pdf
[some-folder]$ npx @bergkvist/mdmake [filename]
This will create a Makefile
as well as [filename].md
in the current folder.
# Compile [filename].md to [filename].pdf
[some-folder]$ make
# Run make automatically whenever [filename].md changes.
[some-folder]$ make watch
# Preview pdf (with automatic updates) in zathura pdf viewer.
[some-folder]$ make preview
# Open file for editing in gedit
[some-folder]$ make edit
pandoc
with pdf-latex
(for compiling from [filename].md
-> [filename].pdf
)zathura
(for opening pdf-preview)entr
(for watching file changes)make
(for using the make
commands)gedit
(for using make edit
)FAQs
npm script for creating a markdown template: `[filename].md` + `Makefile` -> `[filename].pdf`
The npm package @bergkvist/mdmake receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @bergkvist/mdmake popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @bergkvist/mdmake demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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