jncraton / Article Template
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This is a simple template for writing academic papers. It uses bibtex for tracking bibliographic information and Pandoc to convert the content to a correctly formatted document.
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Article Template
This is a simple template for writing academic papers. It uses bibtex for tracking bibliographic information and Pandoc to convert the content to a correctly formatted document.
Installation
- Install Pandoc if you don't already have it.
- Install GNU Make
Writing the paper
- content.md - Your paper content lives in this markdown-formatted text file. This file uses Pandoc's flavor of markdown and will handle citations using citeproc.
- bib.bibtex - Your bibliographic data should be added to this file in bibtex format. This can be easily exported from many search tools including Google Scholar.
Exporting the paper for submission or publishing
Simply run make from the command line. A new file, out.docx, should be created and should be appropriately formatted. Currently APA 6th edition is the only format supported and will be used by default.
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