Re: state of the art in pandoc CLI wrappers?

[Joseph Reagle <joseph.2011-T1oY19WcHSwdnm+yROfE0A@public.gmane.org>]

Does Quarto allow you to specify filters or csl files in the document itself? For example, I like to use the pantable filter in some documents but not all -- it's too slow for that.

I would worry about a document compromised on a webhost and then synced locally compromising my local machine, so I appreciate pandoc's constraint against running arbitrary filters from the document's metadata.
My CLI wrapper, which doesn't exist on the webhost, gives me some protection from that as it constrains what can be done to a few filters and CSLs.

I could use pandoc's the defaults feature. And 95% of the time I only have a few command line options/filters, but I haven't wanted to create a bunch of default files to cover their permutations. (I know they can be overlayed with command line options, but can default files stack?)


On 22-05-18 10:45, Albert Krewinkel wrote:
> It's a bit more than a CLI wrapper, but maybe we should add [Quarto]
> to that list?
> 
> [Quarto]: https://quarto.org

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