marginalia.latex — marginalia 0.9.1

Utilities for converting parse results into LaTeX.

as-data-for-template clj

(as-data-for-template project-metadata docs)

1. Converts each groups data to the format expected by the template.
2. Calculates the correct header level for namespaces.

code-from-group clj

(code-from-group group)

convert-groups clj

docs-from-group clj

(docs-from-group group)

extract-code-and-doc clj

(extract-code-and-doc groups)

From the original data in each group we extract the code and the documentation.

get-header clj

(get-header type ns)

get-section-type clj

(get-section-type groups)

It calculates the suitable header for a namespace ns. For example, if the generated output has subsections a section must be generated for each namespace in the table of contents. If it has subsubsections a subsection should be generated and so on.

headers clj

invoke-pandoc clj

(invoke-pandoc markdown-input)

We use pandoc to convert markdown-input to LaTeX.

mark clj

md->latex clj

(md->latex docs)

It applies pandoc in a string joined by separator-marker. The output is split using a regex created from separator-marker

section-re clj

separator-marker clj

separator-marker-re clj

template clj

to-latex clj

(to-latex groups)

uberdoc-latex clj

(uberdoc-latex project-metadata docs)

It uses mustache to generate the LaTeX contents using a template. Before it needs to convert the data to the format expected for the template