When I run chirun on a single document using e.g. chirun -f filename.tex it builds me a HTML version at build/index.html which is fine and the corresponding downloadable PDF which is always called document.pdf. I get that there isn't a config.yml to tell it what the title of the document is, but is it possible for this document.pdf to be named using filename.pdf using filename from filename.tex, or otherwise for a flag to be passed to specify the output filename, like chirun -f filename.tex -o pdffilename?
The use case I'm thinking of is that I have an assignment brief and I'd like this to become a PDF I can send to the moderator which is called assignment1.pdf rather than document.pdf. My workaround is manually renaming the file.
When I run chirun on a single document using e.g.
chirun -f filename.tex
it builds me a HTML version atbuild/index.html
which is fine and the corresponding downloadable PDF which is always calleddocument.pdf
. I get that there isn't aconfig.yml
to tell it what the title of the document is, but is it possible for thisdocument.pdf
to be named usingfilename.pdf
usingfilename
fromfilename.tex
, or otherwise for a flag to be passed to specify the output filename, likechirun -f filename.tex -o pdffilename
?The use case I'm thinking of is that I have an assignment brief and I'd like this to become a PDF I can send to the moderator which is called
assignment1.pdf
rather thandocument.pdf
. My workaround is manually renaming the file.