Pandoc For Mac

Panadoc bundles a Heskell library and a command-line tool for converting between various markup formats. It can convert to and from numerous formats, including various flavors of Markdown, LaTeX, HTML, and Word. You can check out the full list here. It is also capable of outputting to PDF.

The library supports many Markdown syntax extensions, such as document metadata, footnotes, tables, lists, superscript and subscript, strikeout, code blocks, smart quotes, dashes, ellipses, HTML blocks, and inline LaTeX. Any of these extensions can be disabled.

It is possible to use LaTeX math and macros in Markdown documents. You can use various methods to render math in HTML, such as MathJax and translation to MathML.

Panadoc also comes with a built-in system for automatic citations and bibliographies. You can write citations in a simple syntax and the library will convert it to a well-formatted citation using a number of CSL styles, as well as add a bibliography at the end of the document.

The library can be customized in a number of ways to suit your needs. It includes a templates system and a system for writing your own filters. Separate modules are used for each input and output format, so you just need to create a new one to add support for another format.