notebook-generator

(Auto) generate notebooks from your source code. Useful for ACM-ICPC

Dependencies

This generator works in both Linux and Windows, so check how to install texlive in your OS.

texlive for Linux:

aptitude install texlive

texlive for Windows:

download installer (install-tl-Windows.exe) from https://www.tug.org/texlive/acquire-netinstall.html

Install

npm install -g notebook-generator

Use

Usage: notebook-generator <source_dir> [options]

Auto generate notebooks from your source code

Options:
    -V, --version             output the version number
    -a --author <name>        author's name to be added in the notebook
    -i --initials <initials>  initials of the author to be placed in the upper-right corner of all pages
    -o --output <filename>    output file for the notebook. (default: "./notebook.pdf")
    -s --size <size>          font size is allowed 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 17, 20 pt (default: "10")
    -c --columns <amount>     number of columns is allowed 2, 3. (default: "2")
    -p --paper <size>         paper size is allowed letterpaper, a4paper, a5paper. (default: "letterpaper")
    -h, --help                output usage information
    -I --image <source>       cover image to be added in the notebook.

example:

notebook-generator ./ --output /tmp/team_reference.pdf
notebook-generator ./ --author "Universidad Tecnologica de Pereira" --initials UTP --size 12 --columns 3 --paper a4paper --image ./in-silicon

The second one will create a 'notebook.pdf' file in the current directory.

Example PDF

Here you can find an example https://github.com/pin3da/Programming-contest/blob/master/codes/notebook.pdf

Files

The notebook generator will add your source code with syntax highlight, additionally you can add .tex files which will be rendered as latex code.

Notes:

• Try to use up to 3 "levels" in your source code.
• Use spaces insead of underscore (in the filenames) to print a prettier TOC.

Manuel Pineda & Diego Restrepo