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NAME

       maruku - converts markdown files to various output

SYNOPSIS

       maruku [options] [file1.md [file2.md ...]]

DESCRIPTION

       maruku  is  a  markdown  interpreter:  it  accepts files written in the
       markdown language and transforms them into  HTML,  TeX  of  PDF  (using
       pdflatex).  If  no  file is given on the command-line, maruku acts as a
       filter and converts standard input to standard output.

OPTIONS

       -v, --[no-]verbose
              Run verbosely

       -u, --[no-]unsafe
              Use unsafe features

       -b     Break on error

       -i, --math-images ENGINE
              Uses ENGINE to render TeX to PNG.

       -m, --math-engine ENGINE
              Uses ENGINE to render MathML

       -o, --output FILE
              Output filename

       --pdf  Creates PDF output using pdflatex. Please see the NOTE below.

       --s5   Write S5 slideshow

       --html Write HTML output.

       --html-frag
              Write the contents of the BODY.

       --tex  Write LaTeX

       --inspect
              Shows the parsing result

       --version
              Show version

SEE ALSO

       marutex(1) pdflatex(1).

NOTE

       An important note for debian users: to prevent  a  lightweight  library
       such  as  libmaruku-ruby  to  pull  in heavy dependencies like texlive,
       libmaruku-ruby does not depend on texlive  (but  only  recommends  it).
       This  means  that  if you do not install texlive, you will not have PDF
       output.

AUTHOR

       maruku was written by Andrea Censi <andrea@rubyforge.org>.

       This manual page was written by Vincent Fourmond <fourmond@debian.org>,
       for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

                                 May 27, 2007