@hackage scholdoc0.1.3

Converts ScholarlyMarkdown documents to HTML5/LaTeX/Docx format

  • Installation

    Custom

  • Dependencies (42)

  • Dependents (2)

    @hackage/acme-everything, @hackage/scholdoc-citeproc

    • Package Flags

      embed_data_files
       (off by default)

      Embed data files in binary for relocatable executable.

      tryscholdoc
       (off by default)

      Build tryscholdoc cgi executable.

      https
       (on by default)

      Enable support for downloading of resources over https.

      make-pandoc-man-pages
       (off by default)

      Included to prevent errors, but currently useless for Scholdoc

      network-uri
       (on by default)

      Get Network.URI from the network-uri package

Scholdoc is a command-line utility that converts ScholarlyMarkdown documents into the HTML5, LaTeX, and Docx (OOML) formats. It is intended to facilitate academic writing in a cross-platform, semantic-aware, plaintext format that can be quickly used in modern publishing pipelines.

Scholdoc is implemented as (rather crude) fork of pandoc, and the command-line executable mostly retains the same user interface (including the custom template and filter system). It essentially understands a new input format markdown_scholarly (implemented in the markdown reader a superset of markdown_pandoc features), and limits itself to HTML5, LaTeX, and Docx output.

Unfortunately, currently Scholdoc occupies the Pandoc namespace. This is done to avoid problems when merging in fixes and changes from the core Pandoc project, and to potentially allow enhancements from Scholdoc to be contributed back to Pandoc. It is thus not recommended to use the library directly, as Scholdoc is not backwards-compatible with Pandoc, to avoid confusion.

For descriptions of the original pandoc package, please visit http://hackage.haskell.org/package/pandoc