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filter pandoc run py 0.6.2

filter_pandoc_run_py
====================

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*filter_pandoc_run_py* is a `pandoc <http://pandoc.org/>`__ filter for
execute python codes written in ``CodeBlocks`` or inline ``Code``. It
receives the print statement output and place it to the markdown
converted file. Also, it save any created pyplot figure to a folder and
include it as an image. Code has to be **trusted**

.. raw:: html

<!-- https://github.com/chdemko/pandoc-latex-fontsize as reference -->
Usage
-----

To apply the filter, use the following option with pandoc:

::

pandoc INPUT_FILE -F filter_pandoc_run_py --to OUTPUT_FORMAT -o OUTPUT_FILE

Example:

::

pandoc ./tests/test.md -F filter_pandoc_run_py -t gfm -o test_converted.md

- You can convert it to any pandoc supported format;
- When converted to a markdown format it can change some part of the
text to conform with the default style (e.g. changing setext-style
headers to ATX headers).

Installation
------------

*filter_pandoc_run_py* requires [python] (tested in version > 3.0)

Install *filter_pandoc_run_py* as root using the bash command

::

git clone URL
cd dir
pip install .

Or get it from PYPI:

::

pip install filter_pandoc_run_py

How to Use It
-------------

Create a regular markdown code but appending a class .run to it.

For ``CodeBlock``
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Output print statement as a BlockQuote or paragraph. You can hide the
generation code.

Syntax:
``{.python .run format=[blockquote (default), text] hide_code=[False (default), True] }``

The following syntax is also support for enabling standard IDE code
highlight:

::

```python
#filter: {.run format=[blockquote (default), text] hide_code=[False (default), True] }
.... code ....
```

“Pretty print” enable: output of print statement is converted and is
rendered

For ``Code``
~~~~~~~~~~~~

Output print statement as inline text.

The syntax is:

::

`print(code)`{.run}

“Pretty print” enable: output of print statement is converted and is
rendered

Example
-------

From a markdown file such as:

::

```{.python .run}
d = 1e3
m = 2 * d
print('The total mass is {:.2f} m3'.format(m))
```

``pandoc FILE --to markdown -F filter_pandoc_run_py.py -o OUTFILE.md``

.. code:: markdown

> Output:
> > > The total mass is 2000.00 m3

Generating pyplot images embedded in markdown file:

::

```{.python .run caption="Figure Number One" label="my_fig"}
import matplotlib
matplotlib.use('AGG')
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
plt.plot([1, 2], [3, 4], 'dr-')
```

More examples
~~~~~~~~~~~~~

- Check files ``./tests/test.md`` and ``./tests/test_common_mark.md``

Getting Help
------------

If you have any difficulties with *filter_pandoc_run_py*, please feel
welcome to `file an
issue <https://github.com/caiofcm/filter_pandoc_run_py/issues>`__ on
github so that we can help.

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License

For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.

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