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Sep 26, 2022 · But for adding embedding a PDF file to GitHub Pages, in my case, I just need to add the PDF file to the assets folder, and then I can access the file through its link. For example: For example: ../assets/your-resume.pdf
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- Installation and Usage
- Configuration
- Troubleshooting / FAQ
- Contributing to repo2pdf
- License
repo2pdf is an innovative and versatile tool designed to seamlessly transform GitHub repositories into well-formatted, visually engaging, and easy-to-navigate PDF files. By automating the process of cloning repositories and parsing code files, repo2pdf serves a variety of use-cases including teaching, code reviews, offline referencing, archiving, AI training, and document embedding. The tool's flexibility expands the horizons of interacting with codebases by bridging the gap between the dynamic world of coding and the static, universally accessible format of PDFs, catering to a multitude of user needs and creative applications.
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•Installation and Usage
•Installing with NPX
•Installing by Cloning the Repository
•Configuration
Installing and Using repo2pdf with NPX
This method downloads and installs the latest version of repo2pdf from the NPM registry. 1.Install repo2pdf using NPX: 1.The script will start running. Follow the prompt and provide the necessary information: •GitHub repository URL •Output file name •Decision on whether to keep the cloned repository (Y/N)
Installing and Using repo2pdf by Cloning the Repository
This method involves manually cloning the repo2pdf repository and setting it up on your local machine. 1.Clone the repository: 1.Navigate to the repo2pdf directory: 1.Install the dependencies: 1.Build the script: 1.Run the script: 1.The script will start running. Follow the prompt and provide the necessary information: •Decision on whether to clone a repository or use a local repository •If using a local repository, provide the path •If cloning a repository, provide the URL •Decision on whether to include line numbers in the PDF •Decision on whether to include highlighting in the PDF •Decision on whether to remove comments from the code •Decision on whether to remove empty lines from the code •Decision on whether to have one large file or one PDF per file in your repo •If choosing one large file, you have two additional options: •Whether to add page numbers •Whether to add a table of contents (this feature is coming in the future) •Name of the output PDF file or output directory •Decision on whether to keep the cloned repository after generating the PDF Please note that you need to have Node.js installed on your system in order to run repo2pdf.
repo2pdf automatically ignores certain file types and directories (e.g., .png, .git). To customize the files and directories to ignore, you can add a repo2pdf.ignore file to the root of your repository.
Please note that if you use a local repository, the repo2pdf.ignore file must be in the root of the repository directory. And you might need to add more directories to the ignore list, as the script not automatically ignores different build files and directories.
Q: I'm getting an error "Failed to install [package-name]". What should I do?
A: Make sure you have Node.js and npm installed on your system. Try running the following command to install the required package manually:
Q: How can I customize the styling of the generated PDF?
A: You can modify the code in `clone.ts` or `syntax.ts` to change the font, font size, colors, and other styling options for the PDF document.
Q: What types of files are supported for conversion to PDF?
A: Currently, repo2pdf supports all text-based files for conversion to PDF. Binary files like images or compiled binaries are ignored.
Reporting Bugs
Encountered a hiccup? We're here to help! Please: 1.Open an issue on GitHub detailing the bug. 2.Describe the problem in depth. Share the steps to reproduce the issue and any error messages you received. 3.If possible, provide information about your operating system and Node.js version.
Suggesting Enhancements
Have a brilliant idea for a new feature or an improvement to an existing one? We're all ears! Please: 1.Open an issue on GitHub to share your suggestions. 2.Be as detailed as possible, explaining what you want to achieve and why it would be beneficial to the project.
Writing Code
If you're up for rolling up your sleeves to contribute code to fix a bug or implement a new feature, here's how you can get started: 1.Fork the repository. 2.Create a new branch for your changes. 3.Make your changes in your branch. 4.Submit a pull request from your branch to the main repo2pdf repository. In your pull request, please provide a clear description of the changes you've made. We appreciate contributions that adhere to our coding conventions and are consistent with the existing codebase - it helps us maintain the quality of the project and makes the review process more efficient. Here are some feature ideas and improvements that could be implemented in repo2pdf to enhance its functionality and user experience: •Table of Contents Generation: Auto-generate sections based on directories and subsections based on files. •Customizable Themes: Enable customizations for fonts, colors, and layout of the generated PDF. •Interactive Progress Bar: Show a real-time progress bar in the terminal during the conversion process. •Support for Private Repositories: Implement OAuth2 GitHub authentication for private repositories. •Enhanced Error Handling: Provide clear error messages when a repository cannot be cloned. •Conversion Options Presets: Define presets like 'minimalist': no line numbers, no highlighting, 'full-featured': line numbers, syntax highlighting. •Support for Additional VCS: Extend support for other version control systems like GitLab, Bitbucket, and others. •Support for Non-Git Repositories: Add support for other version control systems such as Mercurial or SVN. •Client-Side Web Application: Develop a user-friendly web application for converting repositories and customizing settings. •Text Compression: Use font subsetting and compression techniques to reduce the size of the generated PDF. Feel free to contribute to the project by implementing any of these ideas or suggesting new ones!
repo2pdf is open source software, licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.
May 29, 2019 · To fix this issue, it is recommended that you upload the PDF to your main GitHub Pages repository and then referencing it in your HTML code. For example: <a href="/pdfs/ProjMarr_slides.pdf" class="image fit"><img src="images/marr_pic.jpg" alt=""></a>.
Mar 17, 2017 · Github uses content-disposition: attachment for PDFs, which downloads the file automatically on github.com. You can host the file on a static page provided by GitHub which can link to this file and update as you update the PDF.
Repo-to-PDF is a tool that allows you to convert a GitHub repository into a PDF file. It clones the repository, processes the files, and then creates a PDF.
