Hello,

I just published a new version, that lets you store also the imported 
documents' metadata in the resulting document.

See 
https://github.com/massifrg/pandoc-include-doc#including-sub-documents-metadata

MF

Il 23/05/23 17:35, mf ha scritto:
>
> Hello,
>
> I just published a Lua filter for Pandoc that lets you organize a 
> document in multiple files in a tree-like fashion, and assemble them 
> later.
>
> You can find it at https://github.com/massifrg/pandoc-include-doc.
>
> The filter supports the inclusion of sub-documents through Div 
> elements, whose contents are replaced by the contents (the blocks) of 
> an external file imported through pandoc.read().
>
> Those Div elements have a "include-doc" class and must specify the 
> source and the format in the "include-src" and "include-format" 
> attributes.
>
> Sub documents inclusion is recursive and the filter detects possible 
> circular references in the inclusions' chains.
>
> You could already assemble a list of input files in Pandoc (i.e. see 
> --file-scope in the docs), this filter lets you organize your 
> documents in a tree-like structure.
>
>
> Motivation: I wrote this filter because I'm writing a visual editor 
> for pandoc types (= documents coded in the internal Pandoc format) 
> based on Tiptap/Prosemirror.
>
> Since the editor is browser-based, the size of the documents it can 
> handle is much less than the size of the files converted by Pandoc, so 
> it makes sense slicing them into smaller units (i.e. chapter, 
> sections, etc.)
>
> MF
>

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