Generate HTML, PDF output
The viki markup is capable of handling citations and
footnotes. A sample input file could look like this:
#AU: Tom Link
#TI: Whatever
#DATE: today
#BIB: mybib.bib
#Abstract <<---
This paper provides a demonstration of the deplate converter.
---
* Context
We all know $E = m \cdot c^2${cite: einstein}{fn: einstein}.
#Footnote id=einstein <<---
Or so we think.
---
#MAKEBIB: apa-style
#TI: Whatever
#DATE: today
#BIB: mybib.bib
#Abstract <<---
This paper provides a demonstration of the deplate converter.
---
* Context
We all know $E = m \cdot c^2${cite: einstein}{fn: einstein}.
#Footnote id=einstein <<---
Or so we think.
---
#MAKEBIB: apa-style
You can use zM or :TToC to get a quick
overview of the document structure.
The
deplate
converter can be used to convert your notes, summaries, and documents
from viki markup to HTML or PDF
(via LaTeX).
Change to the directory where the source files are:
cd ~/Sci/...
Initialize the directory (we add the particle-math module to enable
embedding LaTeX-math syntax with a dollar sign):
deplate -m particle-math -m makefile FILENAME.txt
Generate HTML:
make
Generate PDF:
make pdf
Generate output for a file other than the one named when initializing the directory:
make FILE=OTHER_FILE.txt html