Reputation: 1214
I was wondering if someone can point me to the tutorials on how to create custom Jinja2 templates for LaTeX, so that I can use it in with nbconvert to convert Jupyter notebook into LaTeX?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1302
Reputation: 7994
I found this tutorial from the IPython/Jupyter Workshop at the NGCM Summer Academy (official jupyter
github).
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 27843
Unfortunately that is highly undocumented. I would suggest asking on the mailing list or directly open an issue on GitHub (jupyter/nbconvert
repo)
The normal template informations you find will work with one difference that you need to replace the template extension from .tpl
to .tplx
and replace the jinja delimiters: {%
to ((*
for blocks , {{
to (((
for variable interpolations and {#
to ((=
for comments + all the symetric closing markers. The reasoning is that latex uses {
heavily and you want to avoid conflict.
Otherwise there is close to no difference between latex and non-latex templates.
Upvotes: 1