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Mika Rautio |
06.02.2021 |
2021 |
en-GB |
Business Information Technology 'n' stuff |
long |
ICT1TA001-1234 Orientaatio parempiin tekstinkäsittelyratkaisuihin |
Here's some abstract text.\par Let's see how it ends up... |
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This project's aim is to provide common Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences Microsoft Word document templates as pandoc LaTeX templates so that reports may be written in Markdown or LaTeX formats instead of Microsoft Office. At least the author prefers to do school assignments over processes and tools just like in the good ol' agile manifesto [@agilemanifesto2001]!
Templates are intended to be as close to original templates as possible. Feel free to contribute with formatting improvements.
Variable (in Markdown file YAML header): lang
- Finnish: fi-FI
- English: en-GB
Variable: hhtemplatetype
Haaga-Helia templates use Arial as the default font. It is a Microsoft proprietary font and not commonly available outside Windows and Office systems.
Docker image does not have Arial font installed. FreeSans is used as Docker image default font instead of Arial. If you need Arial font outside Windows then at least Debian/Ubuntu has the font available in the package 'ttf-mscorefonts-installer'.
This README file is an example that can be rendered to Haaga-Helia document template PDF, check the raw file contents for details.
Convert report Markdown to a PDF that is using the long report template format:
docker run --rm --volume host-path-to-report-data:/report --tty mrautio/hh-templates --output /report/report.pdf /report/report.md --variable=hhtemplatetype:long
Convert report Markdown and attachments Markdown file to a PDF that is using the long report template format:
docker run --rm --volume host-path-to-report-data:/report --tty mrautio/hh-templates --output /report/report.pdf /report/report.md /appdata/references.md /report/attachments.md --variable=hhtemplatetype:long
In general the container image is attempted to be kept up-to-date and relatively secure. Unfortunately LaTeX and related components require extensive amounts of dependencies. To decrease risk to your data, you may sandbox the container operations further by disabling networking and using read-only volumes.
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--network none
disables network access. Container does not require networking unless you refer to Internet resources (like Internet URLs for images) in your input documents. -
Read-only volumes with
:ro
suffix ensure that the container can only read the volume data, not write to it. Container does not require write access to mount volume with the report data. However this requires reports to be written to STDOUT or another write accessible volume mount. Direct use of PowerShell should be avoided as it corrupts the STDOUT data. Output to STDOUT may hide potential document conversion errors.
docker run --rm --network none --volume host-path-to-report-data:/report:ro --attach stdout mrautio/hh-templates --to=pdf --output - /report/report.md > report.pdf
You can use cosign to validate the container image release authenticity.
cosign verify --key cosign.pub mrautio/hh-templates
Note: Filters are not mandatory but some features depend on them
pandoc --from markdown --template hhtemplate.tex --filter pandoc-tablenos --filter pandoc-fignos --filter pandoc-citeproc --filter pandoc-plantuml --pdf-engine=xelatex --listings --csl=https://www.zotero.org/styles/haaga-helia-university-of-applied-sciences-harvard -o report.pdf report.md --variable=hhtemplatetype:long
Here you can find some examples beyond this README that illustrate how to format a report.
References are included in the YAML header of the document. See the example of various references and citations. References will be by default printed in the end of the document. Add a blank # References
chapter or include /appdata/references.md
file in the conversion command.
Attachments are created in a separate Markdown file. See attachments.md for an example.
Haaga-Helia reference style CSL configuration is available from https://www.zotero.org/styles/haaga-helia-university-of-applied-sciences-harvard. You can use the style with CSL supporting reference management software like Papers, RefWorks or Zotero. Check the contributing guide, if you want to improve the style.
Templates/code/examples are released as public domain. Any graphical assets or other school's IPR belong to their corresponding copyright holders and are not covered by repository's license agreement.