md2pdf-webserver
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Package name
- md2pdf-webserver
License
- AGPL-3.0+
Last updated
- 12 June 2019 - latest/beta
- 12 June 2019 - latest/edge
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md2pdf server package, to render Markdown text from clients into a pretty PDF
md2pdf is a little project that aims to make it easy to produce professional-looking PDF documents from Markdown files via a LaTeX template and the help of Pandoc.
With with an appropriate template, LaTeX PDF output is undeniably the prettiest-looking way to create documents. But, learning LaTeX is hard. Markdown is much easier to use, and when used with Pandoc can still produce superb PDF documents. md2pdf makes it simple to manage having the right LaTeX templates and configuration across a whole team, by using a central server to do the PDF generation and then share the result with those who need it.
This is the server application - it might take some substatial configuration to get running correctly. See https://github.com/seanlano/md2pdf-webserver for more information.
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