Turns Argdown code fences into svg, png, jpg, webp or web-component argument maps
npm install @argdown/pandoc-filterArgdown is a simple syntax for analyzing complex argumentation, inspired by Markdown.
This package provides a Pandoc filter that allows to use argdown-map code blocks in Markdown files. The code blocks can be transformed into web-components or svg, png, jpg, webp images.
Additionally argdown code blocks can be transformed into the web-component with the "source view" activated, providing a simple way to add syntax highlighting. This is only recommended if you export to html and use the web-component anyway.
Otherwise we recommend to use argdown-pandoc-highlighting for syntax highlighting instead.
Please read the full documentation>) of this package in the Argdown documentation.
1. Install Pandoc
2. Install latex (see Pandoc installation guide)
3. Install rsvg-convert (see Pandoc installation guide)
4. Run npm install -g @argdown/pandoc-filter
5. Optionally install the @argdown/image-export plugin: npm install -g @argdown/image-export
Generate a pdf file from your Argdown-in-Markdown file:
``sh`
pandoc -f markdown my-argdown-in-markdown-file.md --filter argdown-filter -o my-pdf-file.pdf
Generate a html file from your Argdown-in-Markdown file on OSX or Linux:
`sh`
pandoc -s -f markdown my-argdown-in-markdown-file.md --filter argdown-filter -o my-html-file.html
On Windows 10 you have to use argdown-filter.cmd instead:
`sh``
pandoc input-file.md -f markdown -t pdf --filter argdown-filter.cmd -o output-file.pdf
On Windows 8.1 using node filters this way currently does not work (see here and here).