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pandoc

Pandoc is a converter tool written in Haskell. Files can be converted from the command-line. It is a part of the org-web-tools but can also be used as a standalone programme.

Pandoc - Demos   website

[2023-03-04 Sa 10:28]

You can try pandoc online here.

Examples

To see the output created by each of the commands below, click on the name of the output file:

  1. HTML fragment:

     pandoc  MANUAL.txt -o  example1.html

  2. Standalone HTML file:

     pandoc -s  MANUAL.txt -o  example2.html

  3. HTML with table of contents, CSS, and custom footer:

     pandoc -s --toc -c  pandoc.css -A  footer.html  MANUAL.txt -o  example3.html

  4. latex:

     pandoc -s  MANUAL.txt -o  example4.tex

  5. From LaTeX to markdown:

     pandoc -s  example4.tex -o  example5.text

  6. reStructuredText:

     pandoc -s -t rst --toc  MANUAL.txt -o  example6.text

  7. Rich text format (RTF):

     pandoc -s  MANUAL.txt -o  example7.rtf

  8. Beamer slide show:

     pandoc -t beamer  SLIDES -o  example8.pdf

  9. DocBook XML:

     pandoc -s -t docbook  MANUAL.txt -o  example9.db

  10. Man page:

     pandoc -s -t man  pandoc.1.md -o  example10.1

  11. ConTeXt:

     pandoc -s -t context  MANUAL.txt -o  example11.tex

  12. Converting a web page to markdown:

     pandoc -s -r html  http://www.gnu.org/software/make/ -o  example12.text

  13. From markdown to PDF:

     pandoc  MANUAL.txt --pdf-engine=xelatex -o  example13.pdf

  14. PDF with numbered sections and a custom LaTeX header:

     pandoc -N --variable "geometry=margin=1.2in" --variable mainfont="Palatino" --variable sansfont="Helvetica" --variable monofont="Menlo" --variable fontsize=12pt --variable version=2.0  MANUAL.txt --include-in-header fancyheaders.tex --pdf-engine=xelatex --toc -o  example14.pdf

  15. ipynb (Jupyter notebook):

     pandoc  example15.md -o  example15.ipynb

  16. HTML slide shows:

     pandoc -s --mathml -i -t dzslides  SLIDES -o  example16a.html

     pandoc -s --webtex -i -t slidy  SLIDES -o  example16b.html

     pandoc -s --mathjax -i -t revealjs  SLIDES -o  example16d.html

  17. TeX math in HTML:

     pandoc  math.text -s -o  mathDefault.html

     pandoc  math.text -s --mathml  -o  mathMathML.html

     pandoc  math.text -s --webtex  -o  mathWebTeX.html

     pandoc  math.text -s --mathjax -o  mathMathJax.html

     pandoc  math.text -s --katex   -o  mathKaTeX.html

  18. Syntax highlighting of delimited code blocks:

     pandoc  code.text -s --highlight-style pygments -o  example18a.html

     pandoc  code.text -s --highlight-style kate -o  example18b.html

     pandoc  code.text -s --highlight-style monochrome -o  example18c.html

     pandoc  code.text -s --highlight-style espresso -o  example18d.html

     pandoc  code.text -s --highlight-style haddock -o  example18e.html

     pandoc  code.text -s --highlight-style tango -o  example18f.html

     pandoc  code.text -s --highlight-style zenburn -o  example18g.html

  19. GNU Texinfo, converted to info and HTML formats:

     pandoc  MANUAL.txt -s -o  example19.texi

     makeinfo --no-validate --force  example19.texi -o  example19.info

     makeinfo --no-validate --force  example19.texi --html -o  example19

  20. OpenDocument XML:

     pandoc  MANUAL.txt -s -t opendocument -o  example20.xml

  21. ODT (OpenDocument Text, readable by OpenOffice):

     pandoc  MANUAL.txt -o  example21.odt

  22. MediaWiki markup:

     pandoc -s -t mediawiki --toc  MANUAL.txt -o  example22.wiki

  23. EPUB ebook:

     pandoc  MANUAL.txt -o  MANUAL.epub

  24. Markdown citations:

     pandoc -s --bibliography  biblio.bib --citeproc  CITATIONS -o  example24a.html

     pandoc -s --bibliography  biblio.json --citeproc --csl  chicago-fullnote-bibliography.csl  CITATIONS -o  example24b.html

     pandoc -s --bibliography  biblio.yaml --citeproc --csl  ieee.csl  CITATIONS -t man -o  example24c.1

  25. Textile writer:

     pandoc -s  MANUAL.txt -t textile -o  example25.textile

  26. Textile reader:

     pandoc -s  example25.textile -f textile -t html -o  example26.html

  27. org-mode:

     pandoc -s  MANUAL.txt -o  example27.org

  28. AsciiDoc:

     pandoc -s  MANUAL.txt -t asciidoc -o  example28.txt

  29. Word docx:

     pandoc -s  MANUAL.txt -o  example29.docx

  30. LaTeX math to docx:

     pandoc -s  math.tex -o  example30.docx

  31. DocBook to markdown:

     pandoc -f docbook -t markdown -s  howto.xml -o  example31.text

  32. MediaWiki to html5:

     pandoc -f mediawiki -t html5 -s  haskell.wiki -o  example32.html

  33. Chunked HTML:

     pandoc -t chunkedhtml --split-level=2 --toc --toc-depth=2 --number-sections -o  example33  MANUAL.txt

  34. Docx with a reference docx:

     pandoc --reference-doc  twocolumns.docx -o  UsersGuide.docx  MANUAL.txt

  35. Docx to markdown, including math:

     pandoc -s  example30.docx -t markdown -o  example35.md

  36. EPUB to plain text:

     pandoc  MANUAL.epub -t plain -o  example36.text

  37. Using a template to produce a table from structured data:

     pandoc  fishwatch.yaml -t rst --template  fishtable.rst -o  fish.rst # see also the partial  species.rst

  38. Converting a bibliography from BibTeX to CSL JSON:

     pandoc  biblio.bib -t csljson -o  biblio2.json

  39. Producing a formatted version of a bibliography:

     pandoc  biblio.bib --citeproc --csl ieee.csl -s -o  biblio.html
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