LATEXWALKER(1)

🎀 NAME 🎀

hiii bestie 💖 meet latexwalker — section 1, User Commands (iykyk, that's the "you can literally just run this" section). She's part of pylatexenc, the simple LaTeX parser provider, and her whole thing is conversion to/from unicode. iconic behavior, honestly. 👑

✨ DESCRIPTION ✨

okay so here's the usage, and I'm handing it to you exactly as it comes, no edits:

usage: latexwalker [--output-format FORMAT] [--json-indent NUMSPACES]
       [--json-compact] [--tolerant-parsing] [--no-tolerant-parsing]
       [-q] [-v] [--version] [--help] [--code LATEX_CODE] [FILE [FILE
       ...]]

that's a LOT of flags and she earned every one of them. let's break it down 🦋

🌸 positional arguments:

• FILE — your input files!! 🍓 name as many as you want. if you name none at all, she reads from standard input (the original says "stdandard" and honestly? typo queen, we respect the hustle 💅).

🎀 optional arguments:

• --output-format FORMAT — pick the output format for the node tree. your choices are "human" or "json". choose your fighter ✨
• --json-indent NUMSPACES — the indentation in the JSON output; you tell her how many spaces go per indentation level.
• --json-compact — output compact JSON. no extra air, just vibes.
• --tolerant-parsing — okay so the original doesn't give this one its own little blurb, so I'm not gonna make one up, bestie 😭 it just shows up in the list.
• --no-tolerant-parsing — tolerate syntax errors when parsing, and attempt to continue (default yes). that default lives on this bullet, fyi. 🫶
• -q, --quiet — suppress warning messages. she'll keep it hush.
• -v, --verbose — verbose output. she'll tell you EVERYTHING.
• --version — show version information and exit.
• --help — show this help information and exit.
• --code LATEX_CODE, -c LATEX_CODE — convert the given LATEX_CODE to unicode text instead of reading from FILE or standard input. 🚨 important: you cannot specify FILEs if you use this option, and any standard input is ignored. she said pick a lane, babe.

👑 AUTHORS 👑

pylatexenc was primarily written by Philippe Faist. thank you for your service, legend. 🫡

🔗 SEE ALSO 🔗

• this script is part of pylatexenc.
• full documentation for the pylatexenc suite can be consulted at https://pylatexenc.readthedocs.io .

and that's the whole page, bestie!! 🌈 this was latexwalker 2.10, dated June 2021. go parse something pretty. mwah 💋💖