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vscode-pandoc

The vscode-pandoc Visual Studio Code extension lets you quickly render markdown files as a pdf, word document or html file.

Prerequisites

You need to install Pandoc - a universal document converter.

Usage

Two ways to run the extension. You need to have a markdown file open.

1. press F1 on Windows (shift+cmd+P on Mac), type pandoc, press Enter
2. Or - press the key chord ctrl+K then P (cmd+K then P on Mac)

Then choose from the list what document type you want to render and press enter (you can also type in the box rather than cursor around).

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Releases

• July 9, 2016

  • Update package.json and launch.json
  • Add PR #11
  • Add output of the error (use OutputChannel and showErrorMessage)

• January 17, 2016

  • Set pandoc options for document types

• January 16, 2016

  • Handling of the path that contains spaces
  • Add the open command (xdg-open) in linux

Setting additional pandoc options

1. choose 'Preference -> UserSettings'
2. Find: pandoc in Default Settings
3. Copy and paste
4. to settings.json

example:

//-------- Pandoc Option Configuration --------

// pandoc .pdf output option template that you would like to use
"pandoc.pdfOptString": "",

// pandoc .docx output option template that you would like to use
"pandoc.docxOptString": "",

// pandoc .html output option template that you would like to use
"pandoc.htmlOptString": ""

• if necessary to set options for each output format.
  • default: $ pandoc inFile.md -o outFile.{pdf|word|html}

Example: Setting for Japanese document

• PDF

  "pandoc.pdfOptString": "--latex-engine=lualatex -V documentclass=ltjarticle -V geometry:a4paper -V geometry:margin=2.5cm -V geometry:nohead",

  • --latex-engine=lualatex: need to create a Japanese PDF
  • -V documentclass=ltjarticle: need to create a Japanese PDF
  • -V geometry:a4paper -V geometry:margin=2.5cm -V geometry:nohead": geometory options

• Word(docx)

  pandoc.docxOptString": "",

  • It will work even if you do not set the options.

• HTML5

  "pandoc.htmlOptString": "-s -t html5"

  • -s: produce a standalone document
  • -t html5: HTML5 output format

For more information please refer to the Pandoc User's Guide.