publish-2.5.3: src/RenderMain.hs
{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
{-# LANGUAGE QuasiQuotes #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}
module Main where
import Core.Program
import Core.Telemetry
import Core.Text
import Environment (initial)
import RenderDocument (program)
#ifdef __GHCIDE__
version :: Version
version = "0"
#else
version :: Version
version = $(fromPackage)
#endif
main :: IO ()
main = do
env <- initial
context <-
configure
version
env
( simpleConfig
[ Option
"builtin-preamble"
(Just 'p')
Empty
[quote|
Wrap a built-in LaTeX preamble (and ending) around your
supplied source fragments. Most documents will put their own
custom preamble as the first fragment in the .book file, but
for getting started a suitable default can be employed via this
option.
|]
, Option
"watch"
Nothing
Empty
[quote|
Watch all sources listed in the bookfile and re-run the
rendering engine if changes are detected.
|]
, Option
"no-copy"
Nothing
Empty
[quote|
Should the resultant PDF be copied to this directory? Of course
it should, so the default is true. Select this if you want to
leave the file in /tmp.
|]
, Option
"temp"
Nothing
(Value "TMPDIR")
[quote|
The working location for assembling converted fragments and
caching intermediate results between runs. By default, a
temporary directory will be created in /tmp.
|]
, Option
"docker"
Nothing
(Value "IMAGE")
[quote|
Run the specified Docker image in a container, mount the target
directory into it as a volume, and do the build there. This allows
you to have all of the LaTeX dependencies separate from the machine
you are editing on.
|]
, Argument
"bookfile"
[quote|
The file containing the list of fragments making up this book.
If the argument is specified as "Hobbit.book" then "Hobbit"
will be used as the basename for the final output .pdf file.
|]
]
)
context' <- initializeTelemetry [consoleExporter, structuredExporter, honeycombExporter] context
executeWith context' program