XeTeX ( XeLaTeX ) on Docker based Alpine. Japanese Available.
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It compiles Japanese (you can use English) TeX file to PDF without TeX Live on your local machine. Just required Docker. It includes BibTeX.
Download the latest version from releases. Then, unzip the .zip file.
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├── LICENSE
├── Makefile
├── NotoSansJP-Regular.otf
├── NotoSerifJP-Regular.otf
├── README.md
├── RobotoMono.ttf
├── img
│ └── logo.png
├── ref.bib
├── report.pdf
├── report.tex
└── watch.sh
After that, run the below command at the directory where you unzip.
$ make init
If you want to use Podman, you should read and run as follows.
# General
$ make podman.${TARGET}
# Example: Run `make init` with Podman
$ make podman.init
$ make run
$ make exec
After running this command, your terminal will connect to the container. The following commands are executed in a container.
$ make watch
$ make tex
After make watch, edit . /report.tex will automatically generate a pdf.
TeX Engine is XeTeX/XeLaTeX, see ./report.tex.
Open ./report.pdf with Skim or your favorite PDF viewer.
AutoSave, such as VS Code, can cause incomplete .tex files to be compiled because it detects changes in the file and runs the compilation.
This can be resolved by setting .vscode to set AutoSave to onFocusChange for this workspace only.
Or you can also solve this problem by extending the monitoring interval of watch.sh from 1 to about 5 seconds.
Exit container($ exit), and do the below commands.
$ make stop
If you want to relaunch the system, use $ make start.
If you want to delete the container, do the below commands. (It does not delete the image. Safe.)
$ make rm
If you want to delete the image, do the below commands.
$ make rmi
Content type
Image
Digest
Size
242 MB
Last updated
almost 6 years ago
docker pull terfno/rexetexer