Is there anyone feeling that Pandoc is ever increasingly bloated? I have used Lua filters a decade ago [1] and the current documentation is nothing like my memories. I'm not even sure that how much of Lua scripts remain compatible across different Pandoc versions.
I liked the Lua filters for solving issues on DOCX stuff for Markdown to Docx.
For PDF stuff I haven't needed much Lua filters since switching to WeasyPrint for the PDF engine.
leephillips
Lua filters for Pandoc have been around for a quite a while. What’s newer is Pandoc’s ability to be used in web browsers. There’s a bit more about this and a general rundown of Pandoc in my recent article for LWN:
Is there anyone feeling that Pandoc is ever increasingly bloated? I have used Lua filters a decade ago [1] and the current documentation is nothing like my memories. I'm not even sure that how much of Lua scripts remain compatible across different Pandoc versions.
[1] https://github.com/mearie/mearie.github.io/blob/source/res/w...
I liked the Lua filters for solving issues on DOCX stuff for Markdown to Docx.
For PDF stuff I haven't needed much Lua filters since switching to WeasyPrint for the PDF engine.
Lua filters for Pandoc have been around for a quite a while. What’s newer is Pandoc’s ability to be used in web browsers. There’s a bit more about this and a general rundown of Pandoc in my recent article for LWN:
https://lwn.net/Articles/1064692/
I've always wondered if pandoc can be made reactive. Say markdown to Pandoc AST.
If one changes something, a quick update to the AST would happen incrementally.
Now with all these llm I might actually see if it can be done.