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Package Request: Pandoc #372

Open dominicschaff opened 8 years ago

dominicschaff commented 8 years ago

I use pandoc on all my machines and I would really like to have it on termux, then I can use my device for almost all my computer usage.

PurpleGuitar commented 8 years ago

I second this request. Having Pandoc available on my Android devices would be a big help.

Mihara commented 8 years ago

I spent some time researching that, that is, trying to muck through building a binary. Any binary. No success so far.

The sum total of my findings is as follows:

The final stumbling point was the JuicyPixels library which chokes on this:

Loading package ghc-prim ... linking ... ghc: /home/androidbuilder/.ghc/android-14/arm-linux-androideabi-4.8/lib/arm-unknown-linux-androideabi-ghc-7.8.3/ghc-prim-0.3.1.0/HSghc-prim-0.3.1.0.o: unhandled ELF relocation(Rel) type 28

ghc: unable to load package `ghc-prim'

I googled about for a while, but found no solution -- see https://github.com/neurocyte/ghc-android/issues/25

So far, it looks kinda grim, and since I don't know my way around GHC or Haskell at all, I don't have any more ideas.

brownstyler commented 7 years ago

I third this request, I use emacs and org mode on termux quite a bit and having pandoc would be amazing!

bjornekstrom commented 7 years ago

Indeed, pandoc would be a great way for me to make pdfs from Markdown in Termux.

ShadowJonathan commented 6 years ago

I was writing some stories on my phone, and wanted to convert it (markdown) to HTML for a friend to view, on the go, so i second this, pandoc is great.

SDRausty commented 6 years ago

Haskel-pandoc is available https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/pandoc/ for x86_64 devices in Arch Linux in Termux PRoot. If you have success with pandoc in Termux on Android, Chromebook and Fire OS, post here.

borghal commented 6 years ago

I'd love to be able to use pandoc, too. Has anybody successfully installed it?

Mihara commented 6 years ago

For anyone who's still looking for a solution for arm devices, (I did not try the Arch way cited above and don't know if it will or will not work on arm. For x86_64 it's not really worth it, since a static binary is available and should work.) pandoc is available in https://github.com/xeffyr/termux-extra-packages

There is a catch, though: This is accomplished by running an x86_64 static binary under qemu-user, which is about the brutest force solution available, slow and memory hungry. I would not call this issue settled, if only because of that.

However, it works with my emacs-based text pipeline with no changes in my makefiles at all, which is more than can be said of any prior attempts.

pricklygorse commented 5 years ago

Probably not the most efficient way, but if it helps anyone, I've got R, pandoc and pandoc-citeproc running fine with Termux on arm Android after installing Debian using debian_on_termux.sh. You need to get pandoc v2.2 from the debian buster testing repository, as the default installation (1.12) has segmentation fault issues. Buster also has lots of R libraries precompiled such as r-cran-tidyverse, which avoids tedious compiling issues on low RAM devices.

jarnowic commented 5 years ago

For anyone who's still looking for a solution for arm devices, _(I did not try the Arch way cited above and don't know if it will or will not work on arm. For x8664 it's not really worth it, since a static binary is available and should work.) pandoc is available in https://github.com/xeffyr/termux-extra-packages

I downloaded the unstable pandoc package, and it runs miserably. Sending info in the image attached. Apparently this is an issue with the glibc library on this particular device.

Screenshot_20190809-202303 1

On the other hand, I could compile and install other packages seamlessly.

ghost commented 5 years ago

Apparently this is an issue with the glibc library on this particular device.

It's with QEMU issue and glib (not glibc !) shows errors. We don't have native pandoc package and using official x86_64 pandoc build with QEMU which is broken for now (though, it was broken previously too in different ways on Termux for arches other than aarch64).

JosiasAurel commented 4 years ago

Has anyone found a way to have pandoc on termux ?

alerque commented 4 years ago

Fedora, CentOS, and OpenSUSE have Pandoc packages compiled for armv7hl, Debian and Ubunu have it built for arm64 and armhf, and ALT Linux has it for aarch64 and armh. What target architecture is needed on a typical modern Android phone? My uname -a reports aarch64. Unfortunately the ALT Linux package is not statically compiled, but it may not be that difficult to rebuilt it with static options to get a stand alone binary. Even if not the packaging should have some tips for how to get Pandoc builds going.

ghost commented 4 years ago

What target architecture is needed on a typical modern Android phone?

GHC toolchain compatible with Android OS (NDK, Bionic libc). Unfortunately, none of maintainers are familiar with Haskell GHC and its build tools.

Package request labels well describe what we need: Снимок экрана от 2020-10-15 18-23-35

hltdev8642 commented 4 years ago

to anyone who wants a working pandoc aarch64 static binary, I found this repo and so far it seems to work without any hiccups!

I guess it was built for a raspberry pi, but it apparently works all the same on Android in termux.

repo binary release that worked for me

iT-Boyer commented 3 years ago

to anyone who wants a working pandoc aarch64 static binary, I found this repo and so far it seems to work without any hiccups!

I guess it was built for a raspberry pi, but it apparently works all the same on Android in termux.

repo binary release that worked for me

How to install the package for pandoc?

hltdev8642 commented 3 years ago

just extract it to a directory in your $PATH, (or just run it locally by using ./pandoc or bash ./pandoc.

Otherwise copy it into ~/bin ,/usr/bin , or somewhere else in your path :-]

iT-Boyer commented 3 years ago

Thanks, it can work.

RFDAJE commented 3 years ago

another solution to install pandoc

sylirre commented 1 year ago

I'm closing the issue since we already have package pandoc. (only 64 bit devices supported)