[calibre] ePub to PDF converting setting

Gist ff898d829474754ee41930e78894fa7e

This example demonstrates a Markdown editor’s multi-format documentation capabilities, showcasing syntax for LaTeX equations, highlighted Python code, flowcharts, sequence diagrams, Gantt charts, and tables. The document mixes inline math with a codecogs image URL for a formula, while leveraging fenced code blocks to invoke specific rendering engines like flow, seq, and gantt. It also includes a Todo list and a Bash command snippet, illustrating how structured text can be transformed into interactive diagrams and formatted output.

AAlsaxian

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Pandoc to TEI

This example shows a command-line workflow for converting Word documents into TEI Simple XML using Pandoc, with instructions tailored for macOS Terminal. The visualization relies on the Pandoc API to transform `filename.docx` into `filename.xml` with the `-t tei` flag and `-s` for standalone output. It demonstrates the Homebrew package manager’s role in installing Pandoc via `brew install pandoc`. The code highlights the exact Terminal commands—`curl` for Homebrew installation and `pandoc` for conversion—without abstracting the process, making the data source (the Word file) and the output format (TEI) explicit.

CCliffordAnderson

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Gist a6bf59f4f480d2443c83f97d8988e0fc

This example presents a two-session educational plan for teaching students about open licensing. It demonstrates how to use software under the GPL, specifically through LibreOffice, and how to apply Creative Commons licenses to digital works, using a table to summarize the learning objectives and key outcomes. The document is a markdown file created in Gist.

Revista Digital de Software Libre con Adobe Express

This example presents the full, structured prompt for a student project to create a digital magazine about free software. It displays the pedagogical workflow, defined objectives, team organization rules, content structure, and essential tools. The source is a raw Markdown file from a gist, visualized with a WebGL renderer as a three-dimensional text stack, likely using a library like Three.js to render the document's content into a navigable spatial layout. The visualization translates the textual project brief into a tangible, explorable object.

Gist 626d64298c79f4cc42c6382ca71d1680

This example presents a structured guide for using NotebookLM, branded as "NotebookML," in a first-semester high school setting. It outlines pedagogical strategies, recommended resource types, and seven categories of classroom activities, including automatic quizzes and step-by-step tutoring. The visualization includes specific prompt templates for students, such as "explain this as if I were 12," and proposes three complete practical exercises integrating mathematics, cultural digital topics, and Micro:bit programming. The content is organized with emojis and a clear hierarchical structure, relying on the Markdown format for its presentation.

Pandoc conversation example

This example shows the execution history of a Pandoc command that converts a Markdown syllabus into a standalone DOCX file, visualizing the command’s arguments and file flow as an annotated graph. It uses D3’s `forceSimulation` to lay out nodes representing the input, output, and converter, with `transition.attrTween` animating the edge paths between them. The underlying data comes directly from the gist’s shell command, parsed into JSON, and the view highlights the order of operations—`pandoc.txt`, `syllabus.md`, and the `--from`/`--to` flags—without implying any behavior beyond what the command lists.

CCliffordAnderson

Gist 4e2713779a93371b2ba61c7cf3c0841b

This example shows a custom stylesheet for the note-taking and knowledge-management app Roam Research, which uses the app’s CSS variables and element selectors to alter the interface’s typography, spacing, and visual hierarchy. It sets the main font to Roboto, then applies the monospaced Fira Code font to headings and page titles, adjusts the weight and letter-spacing of different heading levels, and reduces spacing below the page title. The code also lightens bullets, vertical guides, and sidebar backgrounds, hides the “SHORTCUTS” heading, and truncates breadcrumb text with ellipses, using selectors like `.roam-block-container h1` and `.rm-reference-main button` to target specific components. The styles rely on standard CSS, including pseudo-elements and attribute selectors, and do not use any JavaScript libraries or data APIs.

HHerbCaudill

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Cowork: Extracción de Google Classroom a PDF — Master prompt + script JS + proceso completo

This example shows a complete workflow for extracting Google Classroom course content—including the announcement stream, activity lists, and level-0 instruction text—and compiling it into a PDF per course. The process relies on a master prompt for Claude’s Cowork mode and a JavaScript script run via Chrome MCP’s `javascript_tool`, which programmatically clicks activity menus, opens edit dialogs, and scrapes text from `textarea` and `contenteditable` elements. The script handles known blockers like cookie strings and CDP timeouts by cleaning URLs and batching results, then feeds the data into Python’s `reportlab` (Platypus) to generate formatted PDFs with custom paragraph styles.