Open mecrouch opened 8 years ago
which other formats have you tried?
The ones from your example (epub and pdf) plus a handful of others (html5, textile, rtf), but markdown is really the main one I'm interested in.
what version is the gem you're using? i think we haven't release one in a while... can you try using the git version?
I was using version 0.0.7 of the jekyll-pandoc-multiple-formats gem, so I think I was already up to date. But I uninstalled and reinstalled from the cloned repository using the following commands:
gem build jekyll-pandoc-multiple-formats.gemspec
gem install --local jekyll-pandoc-multiple-formats-0.0.7.gem
But I'm still experiencing the quiet failure to build the non-HTML formats.
i mean use the plugin from git instead of the gem
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Meaning copying jekyll-pandoc-multiple-formats.rb
into the _plugins
folder in my project and removing the gems: [...]
line from my config file? If so, this seems to be giving me the same problem as the gem.
Same problem here
I changed the path in the Sublime text - Pandown settings yet still get the error "pandoc-citeproc: Could not find .../references.bib pandoc: Error running filter pandoc-citeproc Filter returned error status 1 " Maybe this is a similar problem?
Ninoninoninonino notifications@github.com writes:
I changed the path in the Sublime text - Pandown settings yet still get the error "pandoc-citeproc: Could not find .../references.bib
that means you're using the --bibliography flag and it points to a file that doesn't exist
please check https://github.com/edsl/edsl-as-platform for a ready to go configuration for this plugin
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Thanks but this is beyond me. What am I supposed to do with this? Is it a substitute for Pandown? It doesn't pop up in Sublime Text package install ..
I deleted the pandoc-config.json in my current project folder and everything worked again!
Would really love to be able to use this plugin, but I can't seem to get it to build any of the non-HTML outputs. Whenever I run
jekyll build
with the following config file options, the HTML site builds correctly, but nothing happens for the other outputs.Gets me this:
Seems like the plugin is working to some extent, because I do get an error message if I set the 'flags' to:
Any advice? I'm using Jekyll v2.5.3 and Pandoc v1.15.0.6, and Pandoc is available in my PATH.