latex2bundle 0.1.0

Bundle a LaTeX project (resolve input includes, collect figures and auxiliary files) into a zip archive.

LaTeX2Bundle

LaTeX2Bundle packages a LaTeX project into a single ZIP archive. It resolves \\input{} and \\include{}, collects figures and auxiliary files (e.g. .bib, .cls), optionally reduces bibliographies to cited entries, and produces a ready-to-share bundle.

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Features

• Resolves \\input{} and \\include{} directives
• Copies figures and auxiliary files into a self-contained directory
• Optionally reduces .bib files to only cited entries
• Optionally renames figures for portability
• Produces a single ZIP archive

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Usage

latex2bundle path/to/main.tex [options]

Options

• -c, --copy-files <files...> Include additional files (e.g. extra.bib myclass.cls)

• -t, --target-dir <dir> Output directory (defaults to the main file’s directory)

• -v Verbose logging

• --no-reduce-bib Keep full .bib files (disable citation-based reduction)

• --no-rename-figures Keep original figure filenames

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Examples

# Basic: bundle main.tex into ./bundle and create main.zip
latex2bundle path/to/main.tex

# Include extra files with verbose output
latex2bundle path/to/main.tex -c extra.bib myclass.cls -v

# Write bundle to a specific directory
latex2bundle path/to/main.tex -t /tmp/output

# Disable bibliography reduction and figure renaming
latex2bundle path/to/main.tex --no-reduce-bib --no-rename-figures

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Packaging & Publishing

Build source and wheel:

python -m pip install --upgrade build twine
python -m build

Upload to PyPI (test first):

python -m twine upload --repository testpypi dist/*
# Production
python -m twine upload dist/*

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License

See LICENSE.