An image containing a texlive-distribution and pandoc.
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This image contains a texlive distribution and the pandoc utility. This will allow you to write latex documents and convert them into docx or odt documents afterwards.
The Dockerfile can be found on github.
The image is on Docker hub at https://hub.docker.com/r/weinschenker/docker-texlive/.
To build it directly from the Dockerfile, run build.sh:
$ ./buil.sh
You can run the image without building it yourself. Pull it from the hub first:
$ docker pull weinschenker/docker-texlive
Then run it:
$ ./run.sh ...
All command line arguments after run.sh will be executed inside the docker container. To compile a tex document, place it in the same directory as run.sh and type:
$ ./run.sh pdflatex your_latex_doc.tex
A more extensive example that executes multiple commands (latex compile, makeindex and biber) inside the container:
$ ./run.sh /bin/sh -c "pdflatex your_latex_doc.tex && \
makeindex your_latex_doc.nlo -s nomencl.ist -o your_latex_doc.nls && \
biber your_latex_doc && \
pdflatex your_latex_doc.tex && \
pdflatex your_latex_doc.tex"
| name | description |
|---|---|
bash.sh | Start the container and access it via bash. |
build.sh | Build the container locally using the Dockerfile. |
run.sh | Start the container, map the current path at the host promt as a data volume and execute the script's command line arguments inside the container. See examples in the previous section. |
stop-rm.sh | Some commands to quickly remove the container or the image. |
Content type
Image
Digest
Size
3 GB
Last updated
about 9 years ago
docker pull weinschenker/docker-texlive:version-1.2