This looks interesting! Especially the Markdown and LaTeX components in react-print-pdf. Could be a great way to streamline technical documentation generation in codebases. Would love to see some examples of those in action.
Indeed it could be a very interesting use case. While we are more "Selling Shovels" it could be interesting to explore this use case and maybe build a simple demo out of it!
And yes, as a big fan of LaTeX myself (I used to do all my research reports on overleaf), we wanted to be able to integrate formulas, code and more into your document very simply. Glad you like it !
FWIW I’ve had some good results for technical documentation in RST markdown with sphinx for generation. You can develop latex header details for detailed templating for pdf output, etc. while keeping the html more simple if you want .
AugusteLef|2 years ago
And yes, as a big fan of LaTeX myself (I used to do all my research reports on overleaf), we wanted to be able to integrate formulas, code and more into your document very simply. Glad you like it !
ska|2 years ago
AugusteLef|2 years ago