Feb-02-2023, 02:54 PM
Hey Guys,
I have a folder called Project, this is the structure:
Project:
img
docs
README
The README is written in Markdown and looks like this:
## 1. [xxxxxxxx](docs/1.md)
## 1.1 [xxxxxxxx](docs/11.md)
## 2. [xxxxxxxx](docs/2.md)
### 2.1 [xxxxxxxx](docs/21.md)
### 2.2 [xxxxxxxx](docs/22.md)
#### 2.2.1 [xxxxxxxx](docs/221.md)
#### 2.2.2 [xxxxxxxx](docs/222.md)
### 2.3 [xxxxxxxx](docs/23.md)
### 2.4. [xxxxxxxx](docs/24.md)
### 2.5. [xxxxxxxx](docs/25.md)
### 2.6. [xxxxxxxx](docs/26.md)
## 3. [xxxxxxxx](docs/3.md)
### 3.1. [xxxxxxxx](docs/31.md)
#### 3.1.1 [xxxxxxxx](docs/311.md)
#### 3.1.2 [xxxxxxxx](docs/312.md)
#### 3.1.3 [xxxxxxxx](docs/313.md)
#### 3.1.4 [xxxxxxxx](docs/314.md)
### 3.2 [xxxxxxxx](docs/32.md)
#### 3.2.1 [xxxxxxxx](docs/321.md)
#### 3.2.2. [xxxxxxxx](docs/322.md)
### 3.3. [xxxxxxxx](docs/33.md)
#### 3.3.1. [xxxxxxxx](/docs/331.md)
#### 3.3.2. [xxxxxxxx](/docs/322.md)
## 4. [xxxxxxxx](/docs/4.md)
### 4.1 [xxxxxxxx](docs/41.md)
### 4.2 [xxxxxxxx](docs/42.md)
### 4.3 [xxxxxxxx](docs/43.md)
### 4.4 [xxxxxxxx](docs/44.md)
## 5. [xxxxxxxx](/docs/5.md)
## 6. [Exxxxxxxx](/docs/6.md)
## [xxxxxxxx](docs/a_shorts.en)
The readme has links to the individual Markdown files. The file structure in the document folder looks like this:
1.md
2.md
3.md
4.md
5.md
6.md
11.md
21.md
22.md
23.md
......
211.md
..
a_shorts.md
The documents have images that come from the img folder and have cross references to each other e.g. 1.md has a reference to 11.md .
How can I use a pandoc command to convert the documents as they appear in order in the README to a DOCX file, with the corresponding images and the cross references in the respective Markdown files. Is there a suitable script with pandoc for this?
I had tried it once with this Python script:
I have a folder called Project, this is the structure:
Project:
img
docs
README
The README is written in Markdown and looks like this:
## 1. [xxxxxxxx](docs/1.md)
## 1.1 [xxxxxxxx](docs/11.md)
## 2. [xxxxxxxx](docs/2.md)
### 2.1 [xxxxxxxx](docs/21.md)
### 2.2 [xxxxxxxx](docs/22.md)
#### 2.2.1 [xxxxxxxx](docs/221.md)
#### 2.2.2 [xxxxxxxx](docs/222.md)
### 2.3 [xxxxxxxx](docs/23.md)
### 2.4. [xxxxxxxx](docs/24.md)
### 2.5. [xxxxxxxx](docs/25.md)
### 2.6. [xxxxxxxx](docs/26.md)
## 3. [xxxxxxxx](docs/3.md)
### 3.1. [xxxxxxxx](docs/31.md)
#### 3.1.1 [xxxxxxxx](docs/311.md)
#### 3.1.2 [xxxxxxxx](docs/312.md)
#### 3.1.3 [xxxxxxxx](docs/313.md)
#### 3.1.4 [xxxxxxxx](docs/314.md)
### 3.2 [xxxxxxxx](docs/32.md)
#### 3.2.1 [xxxxxxxx](docs/321.md)
#### 3.2.2. [xxxxxxxx](docs/322.md)
### 3.3. [xxxxxxxx](docs/33.md)
#### 3.3.1. [xxxxxxxx](/docs/331.md)
#### 3.3.2. [xxxxxxxx](/docs/322.md)
## 4. [xxxxxxxx](/docs/4.md)
### 4.1 [xxxxxxxx](docs/41.md)
### 4.2 [xxxxxxxx](docs/42.md)
### 4.3 [xxxxxxxx](docs/43.md)
### 4.4 [xxxxxxxx](docs/44.md)
## 5. [xxxxxxxx](/docs/5.md)
## 6. [Exxxxxxxx](/docs/6.md)
## [xxxxxxxx](docs/a_shorts.en)
The readme has links to the individual Markdown files. The file structure in the document folder looks like this:
1.md
2.md
3.md
4.md
5.md
6.md
11.md
21.md
22.md
23.md
......
211.md
..
a_shorts.md
The documents have images that come from the img folder and have cross references to each other e.g. 1.md has a reference to 11.md .
How can I use a pandoc command to convert the documents as they appear in order in the README to a DOCX file, with the corresponding images and the cross references in the respective Markdown files. Is there a suitable script with pandoc for this?
I had tried it once with this Python script:
import subprocess import re with open("README.md", "r") as f: content = f.read() docs_order = re.findall(r'document [0-9]+((\.[0-9]+)*)', content) # Convert each document in the specified order for doc in docs_order: filename = "docs/{}.md".format(doc.replace(".", "")) output_file = "{}.docx".format(filename[:-3]) result = subprocess.run(["pandoc", "-s", "-o", output_file, filename])I moved the script to the project folder and ran it from there. However, I did not get any output or error message at all. What did I do wrong?