https://github.com/softcover/softcover/
I've used this for runbooks and it's awesome -- you always have an up-to-date copy of the runbook on your phone, and if you're using google/apple device management, you can remove them once your employee has left.
* A mature[1], plain-text writing format for authoring notes, articles, documentation, books, ebooks, web pages, slide decks, blog posts, man pages and more.
* A text processor and toolchain for translating AsciiDoc documents into various formats (called backends), including HTML, DocBook, PDF and ePub.
I have a fairly extensive list of typesetting frameworks and document publishing management systems (along the lines of Adobe FrameMaker), but I'm running out the door
[1] http://asciidoc.org [2] http://asciidoctor.org/docs/what-is-asciidoc/ [3] http://docbook.org/whatis
Asciidoc has a lot of nice things like footnotes, bibliographies, including remote asciidoc files and highly-customisable table of contents features that Markdown simply doesn't have.
Check-out the Pro Git book on GitHub written in AsciiDoc, it's a great example [0].
Also, slightly off-topic, but writing long-form documents in plain-text is awesome. Ditch MS Word/LO Writer for your favourite text editor, use Git branches to try out different ideas or drafts... it's bliss.
https://puu.sh/waX9G/3d54abf030.png
https://puu.sh/waXy2/7106b4768d.png
This is on Chrome Stable, Windows. Looking in the Github rendered.
I'd love to add some more templates and a structure to make them easy to switch between eventually though.
Example: https://gist.github.com/W4RH4WK/d6e9861a7793bfce6d1a0c26a1ba...
Project: https://github.com/W4RH4WK/Dogx
I am using Pandoc, KaTeX, Prims.js, and Reveal.js (for presentations). Additional logic is realized using Pandoc's filter mechanic and a Python scripts which converts TeX to SVG. The main intention is to output a standalone HTML, which can then be converted to a PDF using the awesome wkhtmltopdf.
This has 2 underlying reasons: First, I want to push the behavior of consuming content on your screen, with modern, interactive technologies instead of killing trees by printing them out. Secondly, I hate TeX / LaTeX, but I cannot deny the need for its Math environment and TikZ.
Thanks for releasing this.
I frequently want portable versions of a document, or better formatting than, say, fixed-length ASCII. Often of historical works.
Examples: https://ello.co/dredmorbius/post/lhw2eq4qmnnwxijlcrfyba
> if you want to isntall everything locally
http://chrisanthropic.github.io/Open-Publisher-Documentation...
