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Feat/python rendering #71

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@cmeesters cmeesters commented Mar 28, 2024

The previous makefile based rendering was fine. Just the fact that the configuration was LaTeX-only is a big hurdle for further configurability of the layout.

This PR implement and proposes a first rendering script, which is Python-based, parses a yaml configuration, renders a template, copies all files into a temporary directory and saves the PDF in slides.

The CI now works without the container in container setup we had previously: The installation of dependencies within the ubuntu container allows us to add any additional package at wish.

@cmeesters cmeesters added the enhancement New feature or request label Mar 28, 2024
@cmeesters cmeesters requested a review from mptrsen March 28, 2024 17:10
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don't merge - adapting sections and adapting sections for TOCs with image overlay is not yet ready.

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@mptrsen now ready for review

Please pay attention to

  • the render script, which provides automatic section adaption in all toc-slides
  • the software-environment.tex with its new first slide
  • the yaml configuration file(s)
  • the altered github-CI workflow

There is plenty of work to be done, but for a first commit on this, plenty is done.

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Looks neat. Thank you very much!

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