Latexpages
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This tool automates compiling LaTeX document collections (for working papers,
proceedings, etc.) into a single combined PDF file using the pdfpages_ package.
Create an **INI file** giving the name and parts of your collection and build
it with the ``latexpages`` command-line utility.
``latexpages`` will start one parallel typesetting process per core for
speedup.
As each part is typeset independently, this allows to combine documents that
cannot be merged into a single master-document (use of incompatible
packages/options, latex-dvips-ps2pdf vs. pdflatex, etc.).
Links
-----
- GitHub: https://github.com/xflr6/latexpages
- PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/latexpages/
- Issue Tracker: https://github.com/xflr6/latexpages/issues
- Download: https://pypi.org/project/latexpages/#files
Installation
------------
This package runs under Python 3.10+, use pip_ to install:
.. code:: bash
$ pip install latexpages
The compilation requires a TeX distribution (e.g. `TeX Live`_ or MikTeX_) and
either latexmk_ or MikTeX's texify_ utility being available on your system.
The optional automatic page numbering (see below) requires either the
``pdfinfo`` command-line utility (included in poppler_-utils,
miktex-poppler-bin_, xpdf_), or the pdftk_ command-line utility (both
available cross-platform).
Usage
-----
Create a working directory holding your plain-text INI file with the latexpages
configuration. Put all your documents into subdirectories with the same name as
the corresponding ``.tex`` file:
::
collection/
latexpages.ini
article1/
article1.tex
references.bib
article2/
article2.tex
...
Note: the directory names cannot contain spaces.
Edit the INI file to configure the parts, their order and various other
options:
.. code:: ini
[make]
name = MY_COLL
directory = _output
[parts]
mainmatter =
article1
article2
The following will typeset all parts, copy their PDFs to the output directory,
and combine them into a single PDF. By default, this also creates a 2-up
version:
.. code:: bash
$ latexpages latexpages.ini
Check the `example directory`_ in the source distribution for a working
complete example.
Invocation
----------
Check the usage of the ``latexpages`` command:
.. code:: bash
$ latexpages --help
usage: latexpages [-h] [--version] [-c {latexmk,texify}] [--keep]
[--only <part>] [--processes <n>]
[filename]
Compiles and combines LaTeX docs into a single PDF file
positional arguments:
filename INI file configuring the parts and output options
(default: latexpages.ini in the current directory)
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--version show program's version number and exit
-c {latexmk,texify} use latexmk.pl or texify (default: guess from platform)
--keep keep combination document(s) and their auxiliary files
--only <part> compile the given part without combining
--processes <n> number of parallel processes (default: one per core)
Pagination
----------
The following command goes trough all main documents and **updates the page
number** in the first ``\setcounter{page}{<number>}`` line of the source
according to the page count of the preceding documents' compiled PDFs.
.. code:: bash
$ latexpages-paginate latexpages.ini
Make sure either the ``pdfinfo`` command-line tool (poppler_/xpdf_) or the
``pdftk`` executable from pdftk_ is available on your systems' path.
To use a different pattern for finding the ``\setcounter`` lines, set the
``update`` option in the ``paginate`` section of your INI file to a suitable
`regular expression`_.
.. code:: ini
[paginate]
update = \\setcounter\{page\}\{(\d+)\}
To also update the page numbers in your **table of contents**, put the
corresponding part name in the ``paginate`` section of your INI file.
Directory structure:
::
collection/
latexpages.ini
prelims/
prelims.tex
article1/
article1.tex
...
Configuration:
.. code:: ini
[parts]
frontmatter =
prelims
mainmatter =
article1
article2
[paginate]
contents = prelims
By default, ``latexpages-paginate`` will search and update
``\startpage{<number>}`` lines in the source. To use this as marker, define and
use a corresponding LaTeX-command in your table of contents, e.g.
``\newcommand{\startpage}[1]{#1}``. A complete example is in the `example
directory`_
To use a different pattern for finding the table of contents lines, change
the `regular expression`_ in the ``replace`` option.
.. code:: ini
[paginate]
replace = \\startpage\{(\d+)\}
Check the usage of the ``latexpages-paginate`` command:
.. code:: bash
$ latexpages-paginate --help
usage: latexpages-paginate [-h] [--version] [filename]
Computes and updates start page numbers in compiled parts and contents
positional arguments:
filename INI file configuring the parts and paginate options
(default: latexpages.ini in the current directory)
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--version show program's version number and exit
Advanced options
----------------
Below are annotated INI file sections showing the **default options** for all
available configuration settings.
The ``make`` section sets the **names** and file name templates_ for the
results:
.. code:: ini
[make]
name = COLL # name of the resulting PDF file
directory = _output # directory to copy/put the results
two_up = __%(name)s_2up # name of the 2-up version PDF file
make_two_up = true # create a 2-up version (yes/no)
# templates for the name of the copied part PDF files for each
# of the three possible groups (frontmatter, mainmatter, extras)
# available substitutions:
# (note that the percent-sign must be doubled here)
# %%(name)s name of the result file (see above)
# %%(part)s name of the part directory/filename
# %%(index0)d zero-based index inside group
# %%(index1)d one-based index inside group
frontmatter = _%%(name)s_%%(part)s
mainmatter = %%(name)s_%%(index1)02d_%%(part)s
extras = %(frontmatter)s
The ``parts`` section gives **space-delimited** lists of parts to compile
and/or include:
.. code:: ini
[parts]
frontmatter = # include at the beginning, roman page numbering
mainmatter = # include after frontmatter, arabic page numbering
extras = # compile and copy only (e.g. a separate cover page)
use_dvips = # use latex -> dvips -> ps2pdf for these parts
# instead of pdflatex (e.g. pstricks usage)
# pull the first mainmatter part into the roman page numbering area
first_to_front = false
The ``substitute`` section fills the template that is used to create the
combination document. With the default template, this allows to set the PDF
**meta data**:
.. code:: ini
[substitute]
# options for \usepackage{hyperref}
author = # pdfauthor
title = # pdftitle
subject = # pdfsubject
keywords = # pdfkeywords
The ``template`` section allows to customize the details of the **combination
document**:
.. code:: ini
[template]
filename = # use a custom template
filename_two_up = # different template for 2-up version
class = scrartcl # use this documentclass
# documentclass options for combination and 2-up version
options = paper=a5
options_two_up = paper=a4,landscape
# includepdfmerge options for combination and 2-up version
include = fitpaper
include_two_up = nup=2x1,openright
The ``compile`` section allows to change the **invocation options** of the
compilation commands used.
.. code:: ini
[compile]
latexmk = -silent # less verbose
texify = --batch --verbose --quiet # halt on error, less verbose
# only used with texify (latexmk calls these automatically)
dvips = -q
ps2pdf =
Finally, the ``paginate`` section controls ``latexpages-paginate`` (see above).
.. code:: ini
[paginate]
update = \\setcounter\{page\}\{(\d+)\} # search/update regex
contents = # part with table of contents
replace = \\startpage\{(\d+)\} # toc line search/update regex
See also
--------
- https://www.ctan.org/topic/compilation
- https://www.ctan.org/topic/confproc
- https://www.ctan.org/pkg/pdfpages
- https://www.ctan.org/pkg/confproc
- http://go.warwick.ac.uk/pdfjam
- http://community.coherentpdf.com
- https://github.com/JacksonLLee/cls-proceedings
License
-------
``latexpages`` is distributed under the `MIT license`_.
.. _pdfpages: https://www.ctan.org/pkg/pdfpages
.. _pip: https://pip.readthedocs.io
.. _TeX Live: https://www.tug.org/texlive/
.. _MikTeX: https://miktex.org
.. _latexmk: http://personal.psu.edu/jcc8/software/latexmk-jcc/
.. _texify: https://docs.miktex.org/manual/texifying.html
.. _poppler: https://poppler.freedesktop.org
.. _miktex-poppler-bin: https://www.ctan.org/search/?phrase=miktex-poppler-bin&ext=true&FILES=on
.. _xpdf: http://foolabs.com/xpdf/
.. _pdftk: https://www.pdflabs.com/tools/pdftk-the-pdf-toolkit/
.. _regular expression: https://docs.python.org/2/library/re.html
.. _example directory: https://github.com/xflr6/latexpages/tree/master/example
.. _templates: https://docs.python.org/2/library/stdtypes.html#string-formatting
.. _MIT license: https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
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