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rebber-plugins
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rebber-plugins is a collection of LaTeX stringifiers for custom mdast nodes. These plugins are intended to be used with rebber.
It currently supports:
npm:
npm install rebber-plugins
const unified = require('unified')
const remarkParser = require('remark-parse')
const rebber = require('rebber')
const {contents} = unified()
.use(remarkParser, remarkConfig)
.use(rebber, rebberConfig)
.processSync('### foo')
console.log(contents);
remarkConfig
needs to be configured for remark-abbr
rebberConfig.overrides.abbr = require('rebber-plugins/dist/type/abbr')
rebberConfig.abbr = (displayText, definition) => ''
remarkConfig
needs to be configured for remark-align
rebberConfig.overrides.centerAligned = require('rebber-plugins/dist/type/align')
rebberConfig.overrides.leftAligned = require('rebber-plugins/dist/type/align')
rebberConfig.overrides.rightAligned = require('rebber-plugins/dist/type/align')
rebberConfig.leftAligned = (innerText) => ''
rebberConfig.centerAligned = (innerText) => ''
rebberConfig.rightAligned = (innerText) => ''
rebberConfig.defaultType = (innerText, type) => ''
remarkConfig
needs to be configured for remark-custom-blocks
rebberConfig.overrides.errorCustomBlock = require('rebber-plugins/dist/type/customBlocks')
rebberConfig.errorCustomBlock = (innerText, environmentName) => ''
remarkConfig
needs to be configured for remark-emoticons
rebberConfig.overrides.emoticon = require('rebber-plugins/dist/type/emoticon')
rebberConfig.emoticons = remarkConfig.emoticons
remarkConfig
needs to be configured for remark-grid-tables
rebberConfig.overrides.gridTable = require('rebber-plugins/dist/type/gridTable')
Proper handling of fenced code blocks in grid tables being hard to achieve in LaTeX, you can use the following preprocessor to automatically move the code blocks to an appendix section and replace the original location with a reference to the appendix section:
.use(rebber, {
preprocessors: {
iframe: require('rebber-plugins/dist/preprocessors/iframe')
}
})
remarkConfig
needs to be configured for remark-iframes
iframe
nodes require some preprocessing before getting compiled to LaTeX:
const unified = require('unified')
const remarkParser = require('remark-parse')
const rebber = require('rebber')
const {contents} = unified()
.use(remarkParser, {
// see config options in the remark-iframes package
iframes: {
'www.dailymotion.com': {
tag: 'iframe',
width: 480,
height: 270,
disabled: false,
replace: [
['video/', 'embed/video/'],
],
thumbnail: {
format: 'http://www.dailymotion.com/thumbnail/video/{id}',
id: '.+/(.+)$'
}
},
}
})
.use(rebber, {
preprocessors: {
iframe: require('rebber-plugins/dist/preprocessors/iframe')
}
})
.processSync('some markdown')
console.log(contents);
remarkConfig
needs to be configured for remark-kbd
rebberConfig.overrides.kbd = require('rebber-plugins/dist/type/kbd')
remarkConfig
needs to be configured for remark-ping
rebberConfig.overrides.ping = require('rebber-plugins/dist/type/ping')
remarkConfig
needs to be configured for remark-sub-super
rebberConfig.overrides.sub = require('rebber-plugins/dist/type/sub')
rebberConfig.overrides.sup = require('rebber-plugins/dist/type/sup')
FAQs
Stringifies custom MDAST nodes to LaTeX
We found that rebber-plugins demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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