Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: pandoc-docx-pagebreak
pandoc-docx-pagebreak-pyPandoc filter to insert page break or section break in docx file\tocinstallpip3installgit+https://github.com/pandocker/pandoc-docx-pagebreak-pyUsageAdd\newpagewhere preferred to insert a page breakExpecting to work like native pandoc behavior for latex outputAdd\tocwhere preferred to insert TOC(Table of Contents)unable to use with--tocotherwise TOC appears on head of document also# Try the filter with this file like this:pandoc-fmarkdown-tdocx-odocx.docx--filter=pandoc-docx-pagebreakpyREADME.mdSampleContents before pagebreak

\newpage
Contents after_Page Break_Contents after**Section Break**Contents before pagebreak\newpageContents afterPage BreakContents afterSection Break
Package: pandoc-figure
Installationpandoc-figureis apandocfilter for adding complex figures.Instructionspandoc-figurerequirespython, a programming language that comes pre-installed on linux and Mac OS X, and which is easily installedon Windows.Installpandoc-figureusing the bash command$pipxinstallpandoc-figureTo upgrade to the most recent release, use$pipxupgradepandoc-figurepipxis a script to install and run python applications in isolated environments from the Python Package Index,PyPI. It can be installed using instructions givenhere.Getting HelpIf you have any difficulties withpandoc-figure, please feel welcome tofile an issueon github so that we can help.Notesformat icon byPicollicense icon byIcooon Monodownload icon byzeststatus icon byJust Iconcode style icon byGoogle Material Design iconssize icon byIconscout
Package: pandoc-glossary-filter
pandoc_glossary_filterUsage<!-- GLOSSARY -->
{g:mylabel} <!-- Inserts a glossary entry with label`mylabel`-->
{G:mylabel} <!-- Inserts a glossary entry with label`mylabel`capitalizing the first letter -->
{gs:mylabel} <!-- Inserts a glossary entry with label`mylabel`using the plural form -->
{Gs:mylabel} <!-- Inserts a glossary entry with label`mylabel`capitalizing the first letter and using the plural form -->

<!-- ACRONYMS -->
{a:myacro} <!-- Insert an acronym with label`myacro`-->TODOActually usable documentation
Package: pandoc-img-glob
pandoc-img-globis apanflutepandocfilter.In multi file and GitHub stored markdown projects, many images are
specified relative to their documents. For example consider the
followingdocument tree:example
|-- section1
|   |-- image1.png
|   `-- section1.md
|-- section2
|   |-- images
|   |   |-- image3.png
|   |   `-- image2.png
|   `-- section2.md
`-- MakefileAssuming theMakefilewould compile my full book, it might look like
this:book:pandoc-obook.pdfsection*/*.mdAnd insection1.mdthere would be a line referencingimage1.png,
etc. This is often used because then the GitHub preview looks awesome!
However, pandoc has no way of telling where files came from, so it loses
track of image references, resulting in errors like this:[pandoc warning] Could not find image `image1.png', skipping...
[pandoc warning] Could not find image `images/image2.png', skipping...
[pandoc warning] Could not find image `images/image3.png', skipping...pandoc-img-globsolves this problem by just searching recursivly
through the path find images matching the given filenames and providing
pandoc (and pandoc only) with the absolute paths. This allows for both:
Beautiful pdfs and GitHub previews using the updated Makefile.fixedbook:pandoc--filterpandoc-img-glob-obook.pdfsection*/*.mdHowever, this filter becomes slow if you have very deep and complex
file trees, and if you have multiple images with the same name, it
will just silently use the first it finds.InstallationJust use pip to install it frompypipipinstallpandoc-img-glob
Package: pandoc-import-code
Pandoc-import-codePandoc filter to include external code files as fenced code blocks using theVuepress syntax.InstallTo install pandoc-import-code, open the command line and type:pipinstallpandoc-import-codePython 3.6+ and PyPy3 are supported.Usage:warning: pandoc-import-code requires Pandoc 2.11+, as it relies onPanflute 2Command$pandocsource.md--filterpandoc-import-code-ooutput.mdSyntax<<< @/<path>#[region]path: path to a code file to importrelative to the pandoc command working directoryregion: custom region name for partial importsyntax inspired byVS CodeExample$pandocdocs/index.md--filterpandoc-import-code-oout.mdSource (./docs/index.md)# Code Sample<<<@/samples/hello-world.html#titleCode sample (./samples/hello-world.html)<!DOCTYPE html><htmllang="en"><head><title>Document</title></head><body><!-- #region title --><h1>Hello World!</h1><!-- #endregion title --></body></html>Output (./out.md)# Code Sample``` {.html}
<h1>
  Hello World
</h1>
```Limitationsas line-highlighting isn't supported by pandoc, any{1-2}parameter will be
ignoredDev InstallAfter cloning the repository and opening the pandoc-import-code folder:python setup.py install: installs the package locallypython setup.py develop: installs locally with a symlink so changes are
automatically updated
Package: pandoc-jinja
pandoc-jinjaRender pandoc metadata inside the document itselfExampleWrite a markdown file, define metadata variable,
and use them inside the with double brackets.---
title: 'Greetings !'
bonjour: 'Hello'
...

## {{ title | upper }}

{{ bonjour }}, {{name}} !You can also define variable from the command line
with--metadataor--metadata-file:$ pandoc foo.md --filter=pandoc-jinja --metadata=name:world
<h2 id="title">GREETINGS !</h2>
<p>Hello, world !</p>DisclaimerThis filter is slow. In most cases, it is probably more efficient
to render the entire document once and for all with jinja and then
pass it to pandoc.Jinja conditionals and loops are not supported.Installpip install pandoc-jinjaSimilar filterspandoc-mustachepandoc-abbreviations
Package: pandoc-latex-admonition
Installationpandoc-latex-admonitionis apandocfilter for adding admonition todivs orcodeblocks elements.It uses thetcolorboxLaTeX package to generate admonitions and thefootnoteLaTeX package to handle correctly footnotes in admonition.Instructionspandoc-latex-admonitionrequirespython, a programming language that comes pre-installed on linux and Mac OS X, and which is easily installedon Windows.Installpandoc-latex-admonitionusing the bash command$pipxinstallpandoc-latex-admonitionTo upgrade to the most recent release, use$pipxupgradepandoc-latex-admonitionpipxis a script to install and run python applications in isolated environments from the Python Package Index,PyPI. It can be installed using instructions givenhere.Make sure you have thetcolorboxfootnotexcolorifthenLaTeX packages. On linux you have to install some extra librariesbeforepandoc-latex-admonition. On a Debian-based system (including Ubuntu), you can install it as root using$sudoapt-getinstalltexlive-latex-extraGetting HelpIf you have any difficulties with pandoc-latex-admonition, please feel welcome tofile an issueon github so that we can help.Notesformat icon byPicollicense icon byIcooon Monodownload icon byzeststatus icon byJust Iconcode style icon byGoogle Material Design iconssize icon byIconscout
Package: pandoc-latex-barcode
pandoc-latex-barcode===============================================================================[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/daamien/pandoc-latex-barcode.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/daamien/pandoc-latex-barcode)[![Docker Automated Build](https://img.shields.io/docker/automated/daamien/pandoc-latex-barcode.svg)](https://hub.docker.com/r/daamien/pandoc-latex-barcode/)A pandoc filter to insert barcodes and QR codes in a latex/pdf documentThe filter is written in Python with [panflute](http://scorreia.com/software/panflute/)which I recommend if you want to create your own pandoc filters.Install-------------------------------------------------------------------------------```sudo pip install pandoc-latex-barcode```or```docker run -d daamien/pandoc-latex-barcode```Quick Start-------------------------------------------------------------------------------### 1- Create a specific pandoc templateFirst you need to the following packages to the latex template :```latex\usepackage{pstricks}\usepackage{pst-barcode}```For your convenience, here's a complete one based on the pandoc default latextemplate :[pandoc-latex-barcode.template.tex](pandoc-latex-barcode.template.tex)### 2- Add a barcode tag to your markdown fileTo generate a generic barcode:```<div class="barcode">Hello World !</div>```To generate an ISBN barcode:```<div class="barcode isbn">978-3-86541-114</div>```To generate a QR code:```<div class="qrcode">http://www.pandoc.org</div>```### 3- Enjoy !```pandoc --filter pandoc-latex-barcode \--template ./pandoc_latex_barcode.template.tex \--latex-engine xelatex \./pandoc_latex_barcode.sample.md \-o ./pandoc_latex_barcode.sample.pdf```Note : The xelatex engine is mandatory because of pstricks.Configuration-------------------------------------------------------------------------------There's also few parameters you can setup in the document front matter :```yamlbarcode: {barcode_width: '50mm',barcode_height: '30mm',qrcode_width: '25mm',qrcode_height: '25mm' ,isbn: '123-4-56789-111',}```- **barcode_width** and **barcode_height** defines the size of the barcode._Default_ : 50mmx30mm- **qrcode_width** and **qrcode_height** defines the size of the QR code._Default_ : 25mmx25mm- **isbn** : overides the value inside the ``<div>``__Default__ : ``None``For more details, please refer to the _pst-barcode_ documentation :http://texdoc.net/texmf-dist/doc/generic/pst-barcode/pst-barcode-doc.pdfExample-------------------------------------------------------------------------------See [pandoc-latex-barcode.sample.md](pandoc-latex-barcode.sample.md)and [pandoc-latex-barcode.sample.pdf](pandoc-latex-barcode.sample.pdf)Contributing & Getting Help-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any difficulties with this software, please file an issue here :https://github.com/daamien/pandoc-latex-barcode/issuesLicense-------------------------------------------------------------------------------This software is available under the BSD 3-Clause Licence.see [LICENSE](LICENSE)
Package: pandoc-latex-color
Installationpandoc-latex-coloris apandocfilter for setting the color toSpan, andDivthat have speficied classes orlatex-colorattribute.Instructionspandoc-latex-colorrequirespython, a programming language that comes pre-installed on linux and Mac OS X, and which is easily installedon Windows.Installpandoc-latex-colorusing the bash command$pipxinstallpandoc-latex-colorTo upgrade to the most recent release, use$pipxupgradepandoc-latex-colorpipxis a script to install and run python applications in isolated environments from the Python Package Index,PyPI. It can be installed using instructions givenhere.It uses thexcolorLaTeX package to handle correctly colors in spans and divs and thesoulutf8package for highlighing the text.Getting HelpIf you have any difficulties withpandoc-latex-color, please feel welcome tofile an issueon github so that we can help.Notesformat icon byPicollicense icon byIcooon Monodownload icon byzeststatus icon byJust Iconcode style icon byGoogle Material Design iconssize icon byIconscout
Package: pandoc-latex-environment
Installationlicense icon byDaniel Bruce,
format icon byPicol,
status icon byJust Icon,
code style icon byGoogle Material Design iconspandoc-latex-environmentis apandocfilter for adding LaTeX environement on specific HTMLdivtags.Instructionspandoc-latex-environmentrequirespython, a programming language that comes pre-installed on linux and Mac OS X, and which is easily installedon Windows.Installpandoc-latex-environmentusing the bash command$pipxinstallpandoc-latex-environmentTo upgrade to the most recent release, use$pipxupgradepandoc-latex-environmentpipxis a script to install and run python applications in isolated environments from the Python Package Index,PyPI. It can be installed using instructions givenhere.Getting HelpIf you have any difficulties withpandoc-latex-environment, please feel welcome tofile an issueon github so that we can help.
Package: pandoc-latex-fontsize
Installationpandoc-latex-fontsizeis apandocfilter for modifying font size toCode,CodeBlock,Span, andDivthat have speficied classes orlatex-fontsizeattribute.Instructionspandoc-latex-fontsizerequirespython, a programming language that comes pre-installed on linux and Mac OS X, and which is easily installedon Windows.Installpandoc-latex-fontsizeusing the bash command$pipxinstallpandoc-latex-fontsizeTo upgrade to the most recent release, use$pipxupgradepandoc-latex-fontsizepipxis a script to install and run python applications in isolated environments from the Python Package Index,PyPI. It can be installed using instructions givenhere.Getting HelpIf you have any difficulties withpandoc-latex-fontsize, please feel welcome tofile an issueon github so that we can help.Notesformat icon byPicollicense icon byIcooon Monodownload icon byzeststatus icon byJust Iconcode style icon byGoogle Material Design iconssize icon byIconscout
Package: pandoc-latex-french-spaces
Installationpandoc-latex-french-spacesis apandocfilter for dealing with french spacing rules for ponctuations inLaTeX.Instructionspandoc-latex-french-spacesrequirespython, a programming language that comes pre-installed on linux and Mac OS X, and which is easily installedon Windows.Installpandoc-latex-french-spacesas using the bash command$pipxinstallpandoc-latex-french-spacesTo upgrade to the most recent release, use$pipxinstall--upgradepandoc-latex-french-spacespipxis a script to install and run python applications in isolated environments from the Python Package Index,PyPI. It can be installed using instructions givenhere.Getting HelpIf you have any difficulties withpandoc-latex-french-spaces, please feel welcome tofile an issueon github so that we can help.ContributeInstructionsInstallpoetry, then run$poetryinstall
$poetryshellAnd submit your changes. When you commit, hooks will be executed to check your code.Notesformat icon byPicollicense icon byIcooon Monodownload icon byzeststatus icon byJust Iconcode style icon byGoogle Material Design iconssize icon byIconscout
Package: pandoc-latex-margin
Installationpandoc-latex-marginis apandocfilter for changing margin size toCodeBlockandDivthat have speficied classes orlatex-left-marginandlatex-right-marginattributes.Instructionspandoc-latex-marginrequirespython, a programming language that comes pre-installed on linux and Mac OS X, and which is easily installedon Windows.Installpandoc-latex-marginusing the bash command$pipxinstallpandoc-latex-marginTo upgrade to the most recent release, use$pipxupgradepandoc-latex-marginpipxis a script to install and run python applications in isolated environments from the Python Package Index,PyPI. It can be installed using instructions givenhere.Getting HelpIf you have any difficulties withpandoc-latex-margin, please feel welcome tofile an issueon github so that we can help.Notesformat icon byPicollicense icon byIcooon Monodownload icon byzeststatus icon byJust Iconcode style icon byGoogle Material Design iconssize icon byIconscout
Package: pandoc-latex-newpage
Installationpandoc-latex-newpageis apandocfilter for converting horizontal rule to new page inLaTeX.Instructionspandoc-latex-newpagerequirespython, a programming language that comes pre-installed on linux and Mac OS X, and which is easily installedon WindowsInstallpandoc-latex-newpageusing the bash command$pipxinstallpandoc-latex-newpageTo upgrade to the most recent release, use$pipxupgradepandoc-latex-newpagepipxis a script to install and run python applications in isolated environments from the Python Package Index,PyPI. It can be installed using instructions givenhere.Getting HelpIf you have any difficulties withpandoc-latex-newpage, please feel welcome tofile an issueon github so that we can help.Notesformat icon byPicollicense icon byIcooon Monodownload icon byzeststatus icon byJust Iconcode style icon byGoogle Material Design iconssize icon byIconscout
Package: pandoc-latex-tip
Installationpandoc-latex-tipis apandocfilter for adding icon tooltips in the margin using popular icon collections. It uses theicon_font_to_pngpackage to generate on-fly images.Instructionspandoc-latex-tiprequirespython, a programming language that comes pre-installed on linux and Mac OS X, and which is easily installedon Windows.Installpandoc-latex-tipusing the bash command$pipxinstallpandoc-latex-tipTo upgrade to the most recent release, use$pipxinstall--upgradepandoc-latex-tippipxis a script to install and run python applications in isolated environments from the Python Package Index,PyPI. It can be installed using instructions givenhere.Make sure you have required packages forPillow installation. On linux you have to install some extra librariesbeforepandoc-latex-tip. On a Debian-based system (including Ubuntu), you can install it as root using$sudoapt-getbuild-deppython-imaging
$sudoapt-getinstalllibjpeg8libjpeg62-devlibfreetype6libfreetype6-devGetting HelpIf you have any difficulties with pandoc-latex-tip, please feel welcome tofile an issueon github so that we can help.ContributeInstructionsInstallpoetry, then run$poetryselfaddpoeblix
$poetryinstall
$poetryrunpythondownload.py
$poetryblixbuild
$poetryrunpipinstalldist/pandoc_latex_tip-`poetryversion-s`-py3-none-any.whl
$poetryshellAnd submit your changes. When you commit, hooks will be executed to check your code.Notesformat icon byPicollicense icon byIcooon Monodownload icon byzeststatus icon byJust Iconcode style icon byGoogle Material Design iconssize icon byIconscout
Package: pandoc-latex-unlisted
Build
StatusCoverallsScrutinizerPyPI versionPyPI
formatLicenseDownloadsPython
versionDevelopment Statuspandoc-latex-unlistedis apandocfilter for
unlisting some headers in the table of contents inLaTeX.DocumentationSee thewiki
pages.UsageTo apply the filter, use the following option with pandoc:--filter pandoc-latex-unlistedInstallationpandoc-latex-unlistedrequirespython, a
programming language that comes pre-installed on linux and Mac OS X, and
which is easily installedon
Windows. Either python 2.7
or 3.x will do.Installpandoc-latex-unlistedas root using the bash commandpip install pandoc-latex-unlistedTo upgrade to the most recent release, usepip install --upgrade pandoc-latex-unlistedpipis a script that downloads and installs modules from the Python
Package Index,PyPI. It should come installed
with your python distribution. If you are running linux,pipmay be
bundled separately. On a Debian-based system (including Ubuntu), you can
install it as root usingapt-get update
apt-get install python-pipGetting HelpIf you have any difficulties withpandoc-latex-unlisted, please feel
welcome tofile an
issueon
github so that we can help.
Package: pandoc-lettrine
Home-page:https://github.com/tomduck/pandoc-lettrineAuthor: Thomas J. Duck
Author-email:tomduck@tomduck.caLicense: GPL
Download-URL:https://github.com/tomduck/pandoc-lettrine/tarball/0.1.1Description: A pandoc filter for lettrine (drop caps) styling.Keywords: pandoc lettrine drop caps filter
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Development Status :: 4 - Beta
Classifier: Intended Audience :: End Users/Desktop
Classifier: Environment :: Console
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: GNU General Public License v3 (GPLv3)
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python
Package: pandoc-listof
pandoc-listofis apandocfilter for creating
lists of all kinds of things.This package is no more maintained!DocumentationSee thewiki pages.UsageTo apply the filter, use the following option with pandoc:--filter pandoc-listofInstallationpandoc-listofrequirespython, a
programming language that comes pre-installed on linux and Mac OS X, and
which is easily installedon
Windows. Either python
2.7 or 3.x will do.Installpandoc-listofas root using the bash commandpip install pandoc-listofTo upgrade to the most recent release, usepip install --upgrade pandoc-listofpipis a script that downloads and installs modules from the Python
Package Index,PyPI. It should come
installed with your python distribution. If you are running linux,pipmay be bundled separately. On a Debian-based system (including
Ubuntu), you can install it as root usingapt-get update
apt-get install python-pipGetting HelpIf you have any difficulties withpandoc-listof, please feel welcome
tofile an issueon github so that we can help.
Package: pandoc-math
pandoc-mathA pandoc filter for converting LaTeX to html for mathematics documents. Provides support for various environments & commands in the amsthm/amsmath packages and equation labelling & referencing.InstallationRequires Python > 3.7 which can be installed here:Python download pageand Pandoc > 2.11 which can be installed here:Pandoc installation page.To download pandoc-math, use the pip tool with the command:pip install pandoc-mathDocumentation:https://gavinmcwhinnie.github.io/pandoc-mathUsageThe basic usage of pandoc-math is:pandoc-math [file] [options]Where[file]is a.TeXfile to be converted to html.
Package: pandoc-minted
pandoc_mintedPandoc filter to provide minted support (github.com/nick-ulle/pandoc-minted)UsageBesides installing minted, you’ll have to include it either in your templates or in your markdown header metadata, as follows:---
title: Test
author: Author Name
header-includes:
    - \usepackage{minted}
---Pandoc generates tex for minted in a temporary file so you’ll experience this errorsread more! Package minted Error: Missing Pygments output; \inputminted was
probably given a file that does not exist--otherwise, you may need
the outputdir package option, or may be using an incompatible build tool.So you’ll need to use this commands as follows:pandoc -F pandoc-minted -s myfile.md -o myfile.tex
pdflatex --shell-escape myfile.texLicenceFree software: MIT licenseDocumentation:https://pandoc-minted.readthedocs.io.CreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand theaudreyr/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.History0.1.0 (2017-01-17)First release on PyPI.
Package: pandocmk
pandocmk: a minmalist make tool for PandocWriters of complex Pandoc documents often run into three issues:Very long command-line options that they need to remember (or copy-paste) all the timeNeed for extensibility, which can be mostly solved via filters (at the cost of #1)Pre/post processing tools, whichcanbe solved via more complex one-liners (pandoc ... && SumatraPDF output.pdf && ...)The goal ofpandocmkis to simplify using Pandoc, by helping with #1 and a little bit with #3 (#2 is covered by e.g.panflute). It uses information from the YAML metadata field to build the command-line arguments, and also has extra arguments for extras I find useful (such as monitoring a file and auto-building as needed, auto-viewing in a PDF viewer, etc.).Existing toolsThere are several good existing tools:pandocomatic(Ruby)panrun(Ruby; powerspanwriter)rmarkdown(R; powersbookdownand RStudio)panzer(Python; inactive)However, they don't completely fill my needs, which leads to this package.Usagepandocmkhas a few custom command-line options. Everything else is forwarded to Pandoc (and overrides whatever is set in the YAML metadata). Thus, in practice this is just a Pandoc wrapper with a few extras.pandocmk [OPTIONS] [FILES]
  --view			open output file in a viewer such as SumatraPDF for .pdf
  --watch			monitor the input files for changes, and rebuild as needed
  --tex				save .tex output besides .pdf
  --timeit			show build time
  --verbose			show debugging information

  --draft			NOT IMPLEMENTED.
                    When building a Latex PDF, choose faster options (pdflatex, etc)

Note: other options are passed to PandocInstallationTo install pandocmk, open the command line and type:pipinstallpandocmkNote: pandocmk requires Python 3.7 or higher.UninstallpipuninstallpandocmkDev InstallAfter cloning the repo and opening the pandocmk folder:python setup.py install: install the package locallypython setup.py develop: install locally with a symlink so changes are automatically updatedDev Update PyPI:python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
python -m twine upload dist/*(Ensure README.md has unix line endings)Roadmapv0.1: use thepandocmetadata to build the CLI argumentsv0.2: add support for the--viewand--watchoptionsv0.3: tweaks based on what we learned so farv0.4: add support for styles (should we name them output, defaults, etc.?)