dogebuild-tex
Tex plugin for dogebuild.
Install
To install dogebuild-tex call
pip install dogebuild-tex
How to create project
Create dogefile.py and fill it with following code:
from dogebuild_tex import Tex
Tex()
Create your latex document in main.tex file.
To build project run doge build or doge pdf.
Use docker image to build project
Dogebuild-tex allow you to use docker image to keep your build reproducible. To use docker set image as tex binary as follow:
from dogebuild_tex import Tex, DockerTexBinary
Tex(
tex_binary=DockerTexBinary("{docker-image-name}")
)
Dogebuild will call docker at the build process.
Documentation
Advanced documentation for dogebuild available in readthedocs.
Advanced documentation for dogebuild-tex plugin available in readthedocs.
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