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travis_tex_to_epub_example_1
travis_tex_to_epub example that converts a TeX (.tex) file to EPUB, using Travis CI.
This GitHub is part of the Travis Tutorial
It shows that using tex4ebook is superior over using pandoc
Comparison, when viewed with calibre
| Feature | pandoc | tex4ebook |
|---|---|---|
| TOC | Not shown implicity, but is present in sidebar | Present |
| Abstract | Absent | Present |
| Bibliography | Absent | Present |
| Equations | Shows LaTex code | Shown correctly |
| Tables | Not horizontal nor vertical lines, no caption | Shown correctly |
| Listings | Code is shown in default font, captions absent | monospaced font, captions shown |
| Figures | PNG can be shown, but not in figure environment | PNG can be show, did not test for figure environment |
| Referencing to table or figure | Shows LaTex code | Shows number and hyperlink |
| Quoting citations | Quotations ([1]) not shown | Shown correctly |
| TikZ | Shows LaTex code | Shown correctly |
Comparison, when viewed on Kobo Aura Edition 2
| Feature | pandoc | tex4ebook |
|---|---|---|
| TOC | Not shown implicity, but is present in sidebar | Present |
| Abstract | Absent | Present |
| Bibliography | Absent | Present |
| Equations | Shows LaTex code | Shown thinly, but correctly (have not tried greek symbols) |
| Tables | Not horizontal nor vertical lines, no caption | Only horizontal lines |
| Listings | Code is shown in default font, captions absent | default font, captions shown |
| Figures | PNG can be shown, but not in figure environment | PNG can be show, did not test for figure environment |
| Referencing to table or figure | Shows LaTex code | Shows number and hyperlink |
| Quoting citations | Quotations ([1]) not shown | Shown correctly |
| TikZ | Shows LaTex code | Node labels shown correctly, greek edge labels shown incorrectly, some dots instead of lines |
See the three documents here:
External links
travis_tex_to_epub: overview of examples
tex4ebook