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Same markdown now also builds a PowerPoint deck (make slides / make template.pptx) alongside the existing PDF, for recording walkthrough videos. Styling comes from reference.pptx since pandoc's pptx writer ignores style.css; its theme was hand-tuned to match the PDF's dark palette and fonts. Restructure the closing block into a two-column div so the author photo survives in slide exports (pandoc drops images sharing a plain div with paragraph text), with a CSS override so the PDF keeps its original centered layout. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Makefile
31 lines
1.0 KiB
Makefile
PANDOC = pandoc
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PDF_ENGINE = weasyprint
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TEMPLATE = template.html
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CSS = style.css
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PPTX_REF = reference.pptx
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PARTNERS = $(patsubst %.md,%.pdf,$(wildcard partners/*.md))
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PPTX_PARTNERS = $(patsubst %.md,%.pptx,$(wildcard partners/*.md))
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.PHONY: all slides clean
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all: template.pdf $(PARTNERS)
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# style.css is linked directly from template.html (not passed via --css),
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# but listed here so editing it triggers a rebuild of every PDF.
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%.pdf: %.md $(TEMPLATE) $(CSS)
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$(PANDOC) $< -o $@ --template=$(TEMPLATE) --pdf-engine=$(PDF_ENGINE) --standalone
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# Slide deck for screen-share recordings. pptx ignores style.css -- its look
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# (colors/fonts) comes from reference.pptx's slide master instead, so that's
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# the file to edit if the slide theme needs to change.
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slides: template.pptx $(PPTX_PARTNERS)
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%.pptx: %.md $(PPTX_REF)
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$(PANDOC) $< -o $@ --reference-doc=$(PPTX_REF)
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clean:
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rm -f template.pdf template.pptx partners/*.pdf partners/*.pptx
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partnership: template.md
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cp template.md partners/$(SLUG).md
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