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I have several writing projects I am working on that have different requirements in terms of the "extra pandoc arguments" that are required during rendering. For example:
I have different templates that are used.
I have different pandoc filters in use which are applicable to different documents I am working on depending on the use case.
For some documents, I wish to pass --variable titlepage=true when in others, I do not. (although I can work around this using a filter I wrote that allows me to include raw latex in a code block)
It would be ideal to also be able to include additional pandoc arguments on a per document basis. I suggest that it might be feasible to allow a frontmatter item, for example: additional-pandoc-args that would accept a list of string formatted arguments, which would be space separated and appended to the pandoc invocation on a per document basis. In the end, my frontmatter might look something like:
Indeed, I stopped using it partly for this reason. Now I use https://github.com/Taitava/obsidian-shellcommands instead to do everything I need. I made custom commands for all the pandoc calls I need, and it allows you to refer to yaml tag values in the shell command syntax, so I can do everything for pandoc using that plugin that I could previously with this one that was specifically for pandoc.
I have several writing projects I am working on that have different requirements in terms of the "extra pandoc arguments" that are required during rendering. For example:
--variable titlepage=true
when in others, I do not. (although I can work around this using a filter I wrote that allows me to include raw latex in a code block)It would be ideal to also be able to include additional pandoc arguments on a per document basis. I suggest that it might be feasible to allow a frontmatter item, for example:
additional-pandoc-args
that would accept a list of string formatted arguments, which would be space separated and appended to the pandoc invocation on a per document basis. In the end, my frontmatter might look something like:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: