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Pandoc Letter Template (DIN 5008)
Description
This template allows you to write simple letters in Markdown and convert them into nice looking PDFs. The template is based on Koma Script and satisfies the German DIN 5008 norm for letters.
Example
A simple letter in Markdown looks like the following:
---
author: Max Mustermann
phone: +49 1234 56789
email: max.mustermann@beispiel.de
date: 01.08.2016
place: Musterstadt
subject: Titel vom Brief
return-address:
- Musterstraße
- 12345 Berlin
address:
- Musterfirma GmbH
- Max Mustermann
- Musterstraße
- 12345 Musterstadt
opening: Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,
closing: Mit freundlichen Grüßen
enclosed: Muster, Muster, Muster
ps: |
\textbf{Postskriptum \today}
Noch ein Gedanke zum Schluss.
...
The compiled result will then look like this:
You can also download the compiled PDF here.
Requirements
In order to use the template you must have installed the following components:
Usage
Before you can make use of the template you need to move the LaTeX template file into Pandocs template directory:
mkdir -p ~/.pandoc/templates
mv your-repo-path/letter.latex ~/.pandoc/templates/
After creating a letter written in Markdown you can compile it into PDF with the following line:
pandoc letter.md -s -o letter.pdf --template="letter"
Configuration
The following yaml variables are supported:
opening
closing
enclosed
ps
author
phone
email
place
subject
return-address
address
If you want to add some options to the scrlttr2
document class, you can list
them via the letteroption
yaml variable.