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Quickly and easily convert a code document to a PDF or MD document

Installation

Required:

• Rust
• Pandoc

Setup

git clone https://github.com/taidanh/decoder
cd decoder
make

Usage

release/decoder -i example.py -o output.pdf -c '#'

Note: It's important to note that the output filetype matters for how the file is proccessed.

release/decoder -i example.rs -o output.md

This will output a Markdown file

Features

• ✅ Convert from .md to any pandoc supported conversion
• ✅ Specify any comment string (default: '//')
• ✅ Automatically uses the input filetype to determine code block syntax

Planned

• ❌ Multiline comments
• ❌ Indented lists
• ❌ Unicode support

How to style your code

// # You can type in normal markdown
// ## Just put it after comments
// *You can* `use other` **markdown syntax**

fn main() {
    println!("This code is able to run normally");
}