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ReadMe.md
Bonus 2
Author: Bevilacqua Joey
Language: Kotlin
Build
To compile this exercise gradle and java-1.8 are needed.
To create a working jar executable, run
./gradlew shadowJar
The output jar will be available at this path: build/libs/bonus2.jar
Execute
java -jar bonus2.jar [-s, --singlepage] [file1.html] [file2.html] [directory]
Both files and directories can be passed as parameter, even at the same.
If a directory is passed as parameter, the program will attemp to recursively search for Jekyll html files.
The converted LaTeX files will be created in the out directory with
subdirectories matching the absolute path of the files passed as argument.
Note that the program will not work with plain html files, it requires Jekyll html files instead.
The -s or --singlepage flag creates one single output LaTeX file
instead of many. It will be output'ed in the "out" directory.
Test files is available for reference under the directory res.
Supported tags
HTML tags
- b -> textbf
- br -> \
- code -> texttt
- i -> emph
- a -> emph footnote url
- ul -> itemize
- ol -> itemize
- li -> item
- pre -> verbatim
- h1 -> section
- h2 -> subsection
- h3 -> subsubsection
- h4 -> plainText
- h5 -> plainText
- p -> plainText
- table -> table tabular
- u -> underline
Extra
- comments are removed
- jekyll author -> LaTeX author
- jekyll title -> LaTeX title
- jekyll highlight -> verbatim