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sphinx-ext-mystmd 0.0.0
A Sphinx extension to build MyST-MD AST from a Sphinx project
Requires Python: >=3.8

# sphinx-ext-mystmd

A Sphinx extension to build MyST-MD AST from a Sphinx project. This can be used for:

1. Embedding API documentation in a MyST project
2. Providing MyST xref support for a deployed Sphinx project (gradual transition)

Add this extension to your `conf.py` e.g.
```python
extensions = ["sphinx_ext_mystmd"]
```
in order to be able to use the `myst` builder, e.g.

```shell
sphinx-build -b myst . <BUILDDIR>
```

The generated `.myst.json` files in `<BUILDDIR>` can be added to your TOC e.g. using a `pattern` entry, e.g.

```yaml
project:
  toc:
    - file: index.md
    - title: Sphinx Build
      children:
        - pattern: <BUILDDIR>/**.myst.json

```

You can also build an xref distribution for your site, which allows MyST projects to richly cross-reference into your documentation. 

Running
```shell
sphinx-build -b myst-xref . <BUILDDIR>
```
will generate a `myst.xref.json` in `<BUILDDIR>`. The contents of `<BUILDDIR>` should be added to your site's root directory.

> [!WARNING]
> This extension is a literal work-in-progress; some things don't work.
> The intention is to get _something_ on the page before we finalize it.
latexcheck 1.2.6
LaTeX linter
Requires Python: >=3.8

# LaTeXcheck — a linter for LaTeX documents

This is a console script version of a similarly designed [online LaTeX linter](https://www.dainiak.com/latexcheck/). The kind of errors that the program checks for are in the vein of [ChkTeX](https://ctan.org/pkg/chktex).

It is assumed that syntactic errors that lead to $\LaTeX$ compilation failures (like unbalanced parentheses) have been eliminated prior to running the tool.

Please note that the checker’s output may easily contain false positives. This is unlikely to be possible to completely eliminate due to $\LaTeX$ complexity and flexibility.

Installation:
```bash
pip install latexcheck
```

Usage:
```bash
latexcheck somefile.tex
```

Help:
```bash
latexcheck --help
```