文献参照ツール Pandoc Citerの利用方法 ref: https://qiita.com/SOhtsu/items/cf126804002108d842a0

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文献参照ツール Pandoc Citerの利用方法 ref: https://qiita.com/SOhtsu/items/cf126804002108d842a0

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Created on Nov 10, 2018

This example demonstrates a command-line workflow for automating PDF generation from Markdown files using Pandoc, specifically tailored for Japanese academic documents. The code defines a Node.js script that spawns a Pandoc process with arguments for LuaLaTeX PDF conversion, a table of contents, a BibTeX bibliography (`myref01.bib`), and the Chicago author-date citation style via a CSL file. It also includes the `pandoc-crossref` filter for cross-referencing figures and tables. The child process’s standard output and error streams are logged to the console, with a final exit code notification.

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