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Latex Template

This project provides an example of structure to work with LaTeX documents.

I designed it for personnal use and I don't pretend it will be usefull for anybody. I nonetheless grant permission for anyone to freely use, modify, and distribute this template.

I personnaly use TinyTex (a light-weight distribution of TeX Live), so this project is organized assuming latexmk will be used to build the document.

Structure

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├── build
│   └── ...
├── src
│   ├── main.tex
│   ├── references.bib
│   └── ...
├── latexmkrc
├── Makefile
└── README.md

  • build/: Output folder where the compiled PDF and other generated files will be placed.

  • src/: Folder where all the LaTeX source files should be placed, including main.tex and references.

  • latexmkrc: Configuration file to customize the behavior of latexmk when compiling the project.

  • Makefile: Provides a set of commands for building the LaTeX document. Currently only calls latexmk, but could be expanded to handle other tasks like figure generation and integration.

Github Actions

This project integrates github action to allow for easier sharing of the content of the project:

Deploy PDF to specific Branch

After each successful build of the main branch, the resulting PDF is automatically deployed to a dedicated orphan branch (named pdf). This provides easy access to the compiled PDF for reviewers or readers.

Tag-based Release

Every push to a tagged version triggers the creation of a release. This release contains the PDF associated with that specific version, ensuring a clear and accessible versioning mechanism.