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photobook
LaTeX document class for making photo books.
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Install / Build
The simplest way to install is to use either TeX Live's or MiKTeX's standard way to install modules.
Installing from source:
# get the source...
$ git clone https://github.com/flynx/photobook.git
# if desired, install in the user context...
$ cd ./photobook
$ make install
The photobook document class requires a set of modules to be installed
for it to function, the full list is included in the docs and can be
generated and printed by calling:
$ make depends
For more info on make targets see the: ./Makefile
Documentation
Pre-built documentation can be found in the Github releases or on CTAN.
A full book (dummy) example is included in ./examples/book/ and can be used as a reference / starting point.
Building documentation
Building the reference from source is done by:
$ make pdf
Build requirements for docs:
- LaTeX tool chain (including:
lualatex,latexmk, ..)
The simplest way to get started is TeX Live, either a full install or for specific modules see the Packages section in photobook.cls, - Un*x-like environment (
bash, GNU Make, coreutils, ...),
on Windows systems, either Cygwin or WSL/WSL2 should work fine.
Notes
- The main reference is maintained inline with the source photobook.cls
thus it is both human-readable next to the code it documents and is
used to build the
photobook.pdf. Extracting the documentation source (photobook*.tex) is done by make via cls2tex.sh when building the docs, see them for more info. - There is a bug in default captions not being typeset correctly if too
long, a workaround is to place them in a
minipagelike this:
(still working on a solution for this).\imagecell{% \begin{minipage}{\cellwidth}% long caption text... \end{minipage}% }{some-image} photobookis mostly used withlualatex, other engines are mostly supported but some features may misbehave.
Authors
License
Copyright (c) 2021-2023, Alex A. Naanou, All rights reserved.
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