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jupyter-book / mystmd

Command line tools for working with MyST Markdown.
https://mystmd.org/guide
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Problem in PDF rendering #640

Open satishchaudhary382 opened 1 year ago

satishchaudhary382 commented 1 year ago

Version of Myst used

v1.1.20

Installation of Myst

npm

OS used

Windows

Description

I was trying to render the markdown into pdf and docx. The markdown gets converted into docx with ease however it gives error while rendering into the pdf format.

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Additional notes

Any help what is going wrong here

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dressedfez commented 1 year ago

The template you are using needs an abstract part, i.e. something like this in the paper.md

+++ {"part": "abstract"}

abstract text here

+++

The second error means that you need to provide an authors part in the frontmatter of the paper, i.e. something like this:

authors:
  - name: Rowan Cockett
    affiliations:
      - Executable Books
      - Curvenote
    orcid: 0000-0002-7859-8394
    email: rowan@curvenote.com

Please have a look at https://mystmd.org/guide/quickstart-myst-documents

@rowanc1 maybe it would be a good idea to update the webpage in such a way that the initial setup is described in a different way as in the provided link. I personally think that the removing errors approach might not be a good start. It works nicely in your presentation, but if you want to start from scratch without assistance from others than this approach is misleading.