A template to realize a cheat sheet.
You need to install pygments with pip3 (python) to use the package minted.
$ pip3 install pygmentsVerify if pygmentize is installed and in your PATH environment with:
$ pygmentize -VIf the installation is correct, you will see a message like this:
Pygments version 2.7.2, (c) 2006-2020 by Georg Brandl.. Otherwise you will need to reboot or to add thepython\scriptdirectory in your PATH.
To generate the pdf, you will need to add -shell-escape like this:
$ pdflatex.exe your_file.tex -shell-escapeTo use the template, you just need to add this line after the documentclass definition:
\usepackage{cheatsheet}
Note: The package mutlicols and tcolortab seems to have a problem to determine the height of the file. This may be corrected in newer versions. But for now, you will need to pay attention to the arrangement of your blocks. To balance this issue, I've added two manual breaks for the Note and Important block.
You can set a light and dark theme in the package, for this you just need to (un)comment the line \def\darktheme{}.
I implemented 4 types of blocks:
You can select between two type of texts :
\begin{Text}{Title}
...
\end{Text}
\begin{TextColor}{Title}{Color}
...
\end{TextColor}
To separate a Note block, you can call \splitNote. This will break the Note block and start a new one.
\begin{Note}{Title}
...
\end{Note}
To separate a Important block, you can call \splitImportant. This will break the Important block and start a new one.
\begin{Important}{Title}
...
\end{Important}
The language implemented are cpp, python, bash, js, PHP.
\begin{CodeMinted}{Language}
...
\end{CodeMinted}
or
\codeMinted{Language}{ ... }
\begin{CodeListings}{Language}
...
\end{CodeListings}
or
\codeListings{Language}{ ... }
\begin{Table}{Title}{Arrangment}
...
. & . & . \hline
...
\end{Table}
\image{Path}{Title}
\begin{List}{Color}
...
\item
...
\end{List}
