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CodeRippa takes your source code and turns it into a beautiful PDF file. Currently, it supports 150 languages and 84 themes, all of which are available in TextMate.
You will definitely need a TeX distribution installed. To check, simply type pdflatex
.
In case your system doesn't have pdflatex
, you should install a LaTeX distribution.
$ gem install code_rippa
Usage: code_rippa [options] file_or_directory
-l, --list-themes List all available themes
-t, --theme THEME Selected theme
-n, --list-syntax List all available syntax
-h, --help Display this screen
Many of the themes found in CodeRippa can be found here
$ code_rippa -l
active4d
all_hallows_eve
amy
made_of_code
twilight
zenburnesque
... more themes omitted
Example:
Without theme specified (defaults to: made_of_code):
$ code_rippa path_to_single_file.rb
With theme specified:
$ code_rippa -t zenburnesque path_to_single_file.rb
Note that the output file is saved as out.pdf in the current directory where code_rippa was called from.
Example:
Without theme specified (defaults to: made_of_code):
$ code_rippa path_to_directory
With theme specified:
$ code_rippa -t rubyblue path_to_directory
Note that the output file is saved as out.pdf in the current directory where code_rippa was called from.
None of this would be possible without the awesome ultraviolet spox-ultraviolet and language_sniffer gems. Props to lwheng for providing most of the LaTeX help.
Currently this gem is in its infancy. Any bug reports and feature requests are very welcomed.
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