Convenience wrappers around latex compilation with python
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python-latex
LaTex has a billion different compilers with fiddly controls and lots of dependencies to install. Turns out there is a latex python package with a nice and simple interface. No fiddling with containerization and volume mounts. No funky interface to learn.
./compile_tex.py will watch the current directory for changes to any .tex file, and compile them to a .pdf, without all those useless intermediary files most compilers create.
Use a nice pdf viewer that auto-refreshes, like zathura, to continuously develop a file.
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