Kevin,
I hope you are successful in streamlining the process because what you
describe would be helpful to me also!
Yours,
Mark
On 24 May 2023, at 14:43, KevinC wrote:
Mark,
Thank you very much for your helpful script. I've been using a similar
setup with a makefile that I call from the terminal, which produces
pretty
good results as well.
I was just hoping to be able to take advantage of BBEdit's build-in
preview
if possible. Or if not, at least find an easy way to call the makefile
from
BBEdit instead of always needing to switch to the terminal.
Thanks again!
Kevin
On Wednesday, May 24, 2023 at 6:37:20 AM UTC-6 Mark Mayberry wrote:
Kevin,
I know this is not exactly what you are asking, but I regularly
create
slide shows in a variety of formats using the following
"Create-Slideshow.sh" file. I proof examine the output by reviewing
the
HTML files in Safari, and then making needed changes in BBEdit. It's
a
"back-n-forth" process but I usually get a properly formatted slide
show
after a few attempts. After each needed change, I saved the MD files
in
BBEdit, and re-run the terminal command, and then hit reload page in
Safari.
Yours,
Mark
#!/bin/bash
echo "Starting Create Slideshow script."
cd
/Users/markmayberry/Documents/Pandoc-Processing/Conversions-Slideshows
pandoc Slideshow.md -f markdown -t html -s -o Slideshow-html.html
pandoc Slideshow.md -f markdown -t pdf
--pdf-engine=/Library/TeX/texbin/pdflatex -s -o Slideshow-pdf.pdf
pandoc Slideshow.md -f markdown -t pptx -s -o Slideshow-pptx.pptx
pandoc Slideshow.md -f markdown -t s5 -s -o Slideshow-s5.html
pandoc Slideshow.md -f markdown -t slidy -s -o Slideshow-slidy.html
pandoc Slideshow.md -f markdown -t dzslides -s -o
Slideshow-dzslides.html
pandoc Slideshow.md -f markdown -t revealjs -s -o
Slideshow-revealjs.html
pandoc Slideshow.md -f markdown -t beamer
--pdf-engine=/Library/TeX/texbin/pdflatex -s -o Slideshow-beamer.pdf
echo "Ending Create Slideshow script."
On Tuesday, May 23, 2023 at 3:20:36 PM UTC-5 KevinC wrote:
Hello,
I understand how to customize default Markdown processor settings.
However, I was wondering if it is possible to configure a specific
Markdown processor and specific command line arguments to use for a
specific project?
As a use case, I'm currently working on a project that uses Pandoc
to
create a slide show, and I would like to be able to adjust the
preview
BBEdit creates without having to change the settings for other
Markdown
files/projects that aren't slide shows.
Any ideas?
Thanks, Kevin
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