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# Stupid script to render LaTeX from Authorea to PDF, RTF, ODF and HTML. |
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# I can't get Authorea to reliably render things, so |
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# it looks like I'll have to do it myself. I was really |
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# hoping to avoid learning LaTeX et al, so this is |
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# an Ugly Hack. |
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# The commands pdflatex and bibtex are repeated as per: |
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# http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/119459/undefined-citations |
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# Process: |
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# 1. You'll probably want to apt-get install pandoc texlive latex2rtf |
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# 2. Ensure Authorea is synchronising to Github. |
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# 3. Include any usepackage statements etc into header.tex |
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# 4. git clone --branch master https://github.com/you/your-authorea-repo.git |
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# 5. cd into that directory and copy this script into it. |
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# 6. Go to Authorea and download your doc with the choices: |
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# "Thesis" and "LaTeX" (Don't select any specific publisher). |
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# 7. Name that file "doc.tex" and put it in the directory used above. |
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# 8. Run this script and pray :) Output should be in doc.pdf |
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# Move old files to a backup folder: |
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export AUTHRENDTEMPDIR=bak-$$ |
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export AUTHRENDTEMPDIR2=bak-$$-2 |
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mkdir $AUTHRENDTEMPDIR |
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mv -f doc.4ct doc.4tc doc.aux doc.bbl doc.blg doc.css doc.dvi doc.html doc.idv doc.lg doc.log doc.odt doc.out doc.pdf doc.rtf doc.tmp doc.xref doc.*bak* $AUTHRENDTEMPDIR |
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# Forcibly include Authorea's header.tex file, yuck: |
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sed -i.bak1 's/\\begin{document}/\\include{header}\n\\begin{document}/' doc.tex |
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# Fix some LaTeX which fails to render well in RTF. This could stand some improvement, see |
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# http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/79046/baselinestretch-vs-setspace |
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sed -i.bak2 's/\\itemsep1pt\\parskip0pt\\parsep0pt//g' doc.tex |
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tex -interaction batchmode doc.tex |
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pdflatex -interaction batchmode doc.tex |
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sed -i.bak1 's/converted_to_latex/biblio/g' doc.aux |
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bibtex doc.aux |
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pdflatex -interaction batchmode doc.tex |
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sed -i.bak2 's/converted_to_latex/biblio/g' doc.aux |
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pdflatex -interaction batchmode doc.tex |
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sed -i.bak3 's/converted_to_latex/biblio/g' doc.aux |
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# Generate RTF file: |
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latex2rtf doc |
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# Generate ODT (OpenDocument) file. This is slightly broken, but |
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# can be opened in Word. It generates errors, but appears to work. |
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# The formatting of the references is bad, though. |
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pandoc doc.tex -o doc.odt --bibliography bibliography/biblio.bib -s |
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# Generate HTML with associated CSS. This is broken, images fail. |
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# Also it will prompt you for input, type Q and enter as many times as necessary. |
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htlatex doc.tex "html,word" 'symbol/!' "doc" |
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mkdir $AUTHRENDTEMPDIR2 |
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mv -f doc.4ct doc.4tc doc.aux doc.bbl doc.blg doc.dvi doc.idv doc.lg doc.log doc.out doc.tmp doc.xref doc.*bak* $AUTHRENDTEMPDIR2 |
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# You should now have: |
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# doc.pdf |
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# doc.rtf |
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# doc.odt |
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# doc.html |
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# doc.css |
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# ... plus a bunch of other files (doc.blg, doc.dvi etc) in a backup directory. |
