nikoheikkila/Makefile

## Makefile
## Put this Makefile in your project directory---i.e., the directory
## containing the paper you are writing. Assuming you are using the
## rest of the toolchain here, you can use it to create .html, .tex,
## and .pdf output files from
## your markdown file.
## -	Change the paths at the top of the file as needed.
## -	Using `make` without arguments will generate html, tex, and pdf
## 	output files from all of the files with the designated markdown
##	extension. The default is `.md` but you can change this.
## -	You can specify an output format with `make tex`, `make pdf` or
## - 	`make html`.
## -	Doing `make clean` will remove all the .tex, .html, and .pdf files
## 	in your working directory. Make sure you do not have files in these
##	formats that you want to keep!

## Markdown extension (e.g. md, markdown, mdown).
MEXT = md

## All markdown files in the working directory
SRC = $(wildcard *.$(MEXT))

## Location of Pandoc support files.
## Windows
PREFIX = C:\Users\nikoheikkila\AppData\Roaming\pandoc

## OSX & UNIX
## PREFIX = ~/.pandoc

## CSL stylesheet (located in the csl folder of the PREFIX directory).
CSL = apsa

DOCX=$(SRC:.md=.docx)
HTML=$(SRC:.md=.html)
PDF=$(SRC:.md=.pdf)

all:	clean $(DOCX) $(HTML) $(PDF)

html:	clean $(HTML)
docx:	clean $(DOCX)
pdf:	clean $(PDF)

%.html:	%.md
	pandoc -r markdown+simple_tables+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block -w html -S --template=$(PREFIX)/templates/html.template --css=$(PREFIX)/marked/kultiad-serif.css --filter pandoc-citeproc --csl=$(PREFIX)/csl/$(CSL).csl -o $@ $<

%.docx:	%.md
	pandoc -r markdown+simple_tables+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block -w docx -s -S --filter pandoc-citeproc --csl=$(PREFIX)/csl/ajps.csl -o $@ $<

%.pdf: %.md
	pandoc -r markdown+simple_tables+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block -w latex -s -S --filter pandoc-citeproc --template=$(PREFIX)/templates/article.latex --csl=$(PREFIX)/csl/ajps.csl -o $@ $<

clean:
	rm -f *.html *.docx *.pdf
	## Put this Makefile in your project directory---i.e., the directory
	## containing the paper you are writing. Assuming you are using the
	## rest of the toolchain here, you can use it to create .html, .tex,
	## and .pdf output files from
	## your markdown file.
	## - Change the paths at the top of the file as needed.
	## - Using `make` without arguments will generate html, tex, and pdf
	## output files from all of the files with the designated markdown
	## extension. The default is `.md` but you can change this.
	## - You can specify an output format with `make tex`, `make pdf` or
	## - `make html`.
	## - Doing `make clean` will remove all the .tex, .html, and .pdf files
	## in your working directory. Make sure you do not have files in these
	## formats that you want to keep!

	## Markdown extension (e.g. md, markdown, mdown).
	MEXT = md

	## All markdown files in the working directory
	SRC = $(wildcard *.$(MEXT))

	## Location of Pandoc support files.
	## Windows
	PREFIX = C:\Users\nikoheikkila\AppData\Roaming\pandoc

	## OSX & UNIX
	## PREFIX = ~/.pandoc

	## CSL stylesheet (located in the csl folder of the PREFIX directory).
	CSL = apsa

	DOCX=$(SRC:.md=.docx)
	HTML=$(SRC:.md=.html)
	PDF=$(SRC:.md=.pdf)

	all: clean $(DOCX) $(HTML) $(PDF)

	html: clean $(HTML)
	docx: clean $(DOCX)
	pdf: clean $(PDF)

	%.html: %.md
	pandoc -r markdown+simple_tables+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block -w html -S --template=$(PREFIX)/templates/html.template --css=$(PREFIX)/marked/kultiad-serif.css --filter pandoc-citeproc --csl=$(PREFIX)/csl/$(CSL).csl -o $@ $<

	%.docx: %.md
	pandoc -r markdown+simple_tables+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block -w docx -s -S --filter pandoc-citeproc --csl=$(PREFIX)/csl/ajps.csl -o $@ $<

	%.pdf: %.md
	pandoc -r markdown+simple_tables+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block -w latex -s -S --filter pandoc-citeproc --template=$(PREFIX)/templates/article.latex --csl=$(PREFIX)/csl/ajps.csl -o $@ $<

	clean:
	rm -f .html .docx *.pdf