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steemdata 2.3
Python Utilities for parsing STEEM blockchain
License: MIT
Keywords: steem

## SteemData
The goal of the SteemData project is to make data from the
STEEM blockchain more accessible to developers, researchers and 3rd party services.

This repo contains utilities for parsing STEEM blockchain, retrieving price feeds and some extra helpers.

For the main repo behind SteemData functionality, see [steemdata-mongo](https://github.com/SteemData/steemdata-mongo).

### Contribute
Needless to say, PR's are welcome :)

### License
This project is [MIT](https://github.com/SteemData/steemdata-mongo) Licensed.
latex 0.7.0
Wrappers for calling LaTeX/building LaTeX documents.
License: MIT

latex
=====

Documentation can be found at https://pythonhosted.org/latex .

Allows calling LaTeX from Python without leaving a mess. Similar to the
(officially obsolete) `tex <https://pypi.python.org/pypi/tex/>`_ package, whose
`successor <http://www.profv.de/texcaller/>`_ is not PyPi-installable:

.. code-block:: python

     min_latex = (r"\documentclass{article}"
                  r"\begin{document}"
                  r"Hello, world!"
                  r"\end{document}")

     from latex import build_pdf

     # this builds a pdf-file inside a temporary directory
     pdf = build_pdf(min_latex)

     # look at the first few bytes of the header
     print bytes(pdf)[:10]

Also comes with support for using `Jinja2 <http://jinja.pocoo.org/>`_ templates
to generate LaTeX files.

``make_env`` can be used to create an ``Environment`` that plays well with
LaTex::

   Variables can be used in a LaTeX friendly way: Hello, \VAR{name|e}.

   Note that autoescaping is off. Blocks are creating using the block macro:

   \BLOCK{if weather is 'good'}
   Hooray.
   \BLOCK{endif}

   \#{comments are supported as well}
   %# and so are line comments

   To keep things short, line statements can be used:

   %- if weather is good
   Yay.
   %- endif


Example use
-----------

.. code-block:: python

    from jinja2.loaders import FileSystemLoader
    from latex.jinja2 import make_env

    env = make_env(loader=FileSystemLoader('.'))
    tpl = env.get_template('doc.latex')

    print(tpl.render(name="Alice"))

The ``base.latex`` demonstrates how ``\BLOCK{...}`` is substituted for
``{% ... %}``:

.. code-block:: latex

    \documentclass{article}
    \begin{document}
    \BLOCK{block body}\BLOCK{endblock}
    \end{document}

Finally, ``doc.latex`` shows why the ``%-`` syntax is usually preferable:

.. code-block:: latex

    %- extends "base.latex"

    %- block body
    Hello, \VAR{name|e}.
    %- endblock