A simple, Promise-based nodejs wrapper for the awesome ConTeXt document language.
Compiles your ConTeXt-flavored tex files to PDF, with all the same options available natively.
Note: This module assumes that context is in your
$PATH. I recommend using ConText Standalone to get the latest version.
With npm...
$ npm install --save context
...or with yarn
$ yarn add context
const context = require('context');
\\ Simple example...
context('hello.tex')
\\ With options...
context('hello.tex', {interface: 'en', purge: true}).then(() => {
console.log('Document compiled!');
});Returns a promise that fulfills when compiling is complete..
Context equivalent: --interface
Type: string
Default: en
| String | Language |
|---|---|
en . |
English |
uk |
British English |
de |
German |
fr |
French |
nl |
Dutch |
cs |
Czech |
it |
Italian |
ro |
Romanian |
pe |
Farsi |
Context equivalent: --autopdf
Type: boolean
Default: false
Close pdf file in viewer and start pdf viewer afterwards.
Note: ConTeXt command does not work on macOS.
Context equivalent: --purgeall
Type: boolean
Default: false
Purge accessory files after compile (.log, .tuc).
Context equivalent: --usemodule=list
Type: string or array
List the modules to use in compiling your document.
Context equivalent: --environment=list
Type: string or array
Load the given environment file(s) first.
Context equivalent: --mode=list
Type: string or array
Enable modes for conditional processing in your context file.
Context equivalent: --path=list
Type: string or array
Additional paths where context should look for files.
Context equivalent: --arguments=list
Type: string or object
Variables that can be accessed in your context file.
MIT © Luke Wilson