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11% Using the pandoc API
22% John MacFarlane
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4−# Concepts
4+intro - pandoc can be used as a library, to write
5+your own custom conversion tools, or to power
6+a web application.
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68# Basic usage
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10+a simple example
11+
812# The Pandoc structure
913
10−# Reader options
14+blocks/inlines
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12−# Writer options
16+# Readers and writers
1317
14−# The PandocMonad class
18+getReader, getWriter
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16−custom PandocMonad instances
20+# Options
21+
22+inc extensions
1723
1824# Builder
1925
26+Inlines vs Inline, etc.
27+monoid
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2029example: report from CSV data
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31+# The PandocMonad class
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33+motivations
34+Class.
35+advanced: custom PandocMonad instances
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37+# Templates and other data files
38+
39+# Handling errors and warnings
40+
2241# Generic transformations
2342
2443Walk and syb for AST transformations
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2645# Filters
2746
28−writing filters in Haskell
47+just the basic idea of toJSONFilter
48+the rest can be left to filters.md
49+
50+# Self-contained
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52+
53+# PDF
54+
55+# Creating a front-end
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57+Text.Pandoc.App
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