Some templates for Pandoc.
A collection of support files for use with Pandoc, and specifically for helping to turn pandoc markdown files into nice HTML, LaTeX, and PDF output. These files go in your
~/.pandoc/folder and are designed to work with the style and configuration material provided in latex-custom-kjh, socbibs, and the Emacs Starter Kit for the Social Sciences. The only real dependencies are the latex class and style files in latex-custom-kjh, however.
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What's included?
~/.pandoc/templates. These can be be pointed to directly with the
--template=switch as appropriate. The
latex.templateand
xelatex.templatedepend on the style files in latex-custom-kjh. The Word reference documents depend on you having Myriad Pro and Minion Pro installed.
knit()function will turn
.Rmdfiles into
.mdfiles. The configuration file in the
knitr/folder is an example to help you produce HTML or
.texusing knitr's
pandoc()helper function.
csl/folder format the bibliography generated by pandoc and citeproc. (For simplicity we avoid dealing with biblatex directly at all.) The
chicago-syllabus.cslfile makes a tiny change to a standard Chicago Notes CSL file so you can use it to output citation information in the body text of a document. This makes it useful for lists of references in CVs and course syllabuses. The other two files are APSA and AJPS standard files from the main CSL styles repository.
makefile/folder helps you generate HTML, LaTeX, and PDF output from your markdown files in a convenient way. It is meant to go in the folder where you are writing your paper. It looks for
.mdfiles in the working directory and converts them to nice HTML, PDF, and LaTeX files using the templates provided here, the style files in latex-custom-kjh, and the bibliography files in socbibs. You can of course change the bibliography and template files as desired.
pandoccommands produced by the current version of the
Makefileinclude switches that invoke two pandoc filters that do additional processing on the bibliography and cross-references in the document. You should install pandoc-crossref and pandoc-citeproc-preamble to make these work.
Makefileto produce
.html,
.texor
.Rmdfile.
Kieran Healy,
@kjhealy