Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
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Markdown to PDF Converter (v2.0)
Offline Markdown to PDF converter with full Unicode support using Pandoc + WeasyPrint + local emoji cache. Converts Markdown documents to professional PDFs w...
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Offline Markdown to PDF converter with full Unicode support using Pandoc + WeasyPrint + local emoji cache. Converts Markdown documents to professional PDFs w...
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Quick setup
- Download the package from Yavira.
- Extract the archive and review SKILL.md first.
- Import or place the package into your OpenClaw setup.
Package facts
- Download mode
- Yavira redirect
- Package format
- ZIP package
- Source platform
- Tencent SkillHub
- What's included
- SKILL.md, scripts/generate_emoji_mapping.py, scripts/md2pdf-local.sh
Validation
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- Review SKILL.md after the package is downloaded.
- Confirm the extracted package contains the expected setup assets.
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Trust & source
Release facts
- Source
- Tencent SkillHub
- Verification
- Indexed source record
- Version
- 2.0.0
Provenance
- Publisher
- tianxingleo
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Documentation
Overview
Convert Markdown documents to professional PDFs with FULL Unicode support, Chinese fonts, and colorful emojis (3660 emojis including all variants). Uses Pandoc + WeasyPrint with a local Twemoji cache to work offline after first run.
Quick Start
Convert a Markdown file to PDF: bash scripts/md2pdf-local.sh input.md output.pdf First run only: Downloads ~150MB emoji resources (Twemoji 14.0.0) from GitHub. Subsequent runs work offline. Example: bash scripts/md2pdf-local.sh report.md report.pdf
Features
โ Full Unicode support (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) โ Complete emoji support (Twemoji 14.0.0, 3660 colorful PNGs) โ All emoji variants (skin tones, hair styles, regional flags, etc.) โ Offline operation after initial setup โ Professional PDF layout with page numbers โ Code highlighting, tables, blockquotes โ Accurate emoji mapping via Python pre-generated lookup table
Dependencies
Pandoc - Universal document converter WeasyPrint - CSS-to-PDF renderer Python 3 - For emoji mapping generation wget - For emoji download (first run only)
How It Works
First run: Downloads Twemoji 14.0.0 to ~/.cache/md2pdf/emojis/ Python script: Generates emoji โ filename mapping table (emoji_mapping.json) Pandoc: Converts Markdown to HTML with a Lua filter that replaces emoji characters with local image references WeasyPrint: Renders HTML to PDF using: AR PL UMing CN for Chinese characters Local emoji images (PNG, 72x72px, colorful) Professional CSS styling
Emoji Cache Location
~/.cache/md2pdf/ โโโ emojis/ # 3660 colorful PNG files โ โโโ 0023-fe0f-20e3.png โ โโโ 1f600.png โ โโโ ... โโโ emoji_mapping.json # Emoji to filename mapping { "๐": "1f600.png", "โ": "0023-fe0f-20e3.png", ... }
Emoji Mapping
The Python script generate_emoji_mapping.py scans all Twemoji files and creates a precise mapping from emoji characters to PNG filenames. This ensures accurate emoji replacement even for complex variants like skin tones and regional indicators.
Fonts
Primary Chinese font: AR PL UMing CN Fallback: Noto Sans SC, Noto Sans CJK SC, Microsoft YaHei Monospace: Menlo, Monaco
v2.0 (Current)
โ Switched to Twemoji 14.0.0 (complete version) โ 3660 colorful emojis (including all variants) โ Python pre-generated mapping for accurate emoji replacement โ Fixed black-and-white emoji display issue โ Proper support for emoji variants (skin tones, hair styles, etc.)
v1.0 (Previous)
Used emoji-datasource-google (~2000-3000 emojis) Simple hex-based filename matching (inaccurate for variants) Some emojis displayed as Unicode characters (black-and-white)
Font Issues
If Chinese characters display incorrectly, ensure AR PL UMing CN is installed: # Ubuntu/Debian sudo apt-get install fonts-arphic-uming # Check if installed fc-list | grep "AR PL UMing"
Emoji Not Showing
Check if emoji cache exists: ls ~/.cache/md2pdf/emojis/ Check if mapping exists: ls ~/.cache/md2pdf/emoji_mapping.json If missing, delete cache and re-run: rm -rf ~/.cache/md2pdf Verify emoji file exists: ls ~/.cache/md2pdf/emojis/1f600.png
Emoji Displaying as Black-and-White
This issue has been FIXED in v2.0. If you still see black-and-white emojis: Verify you're using the v2.0 script: grep "TWEMOJI_VERSION" scripts/md2pdf-local.sh # Should show: TWEMOJI_VERSION="14.0.0" Clear cache and regenerate: rm -rf ~/.cache/md2pdf bash scripts/md2pdf-local.sh test.md test.pdf
WeasyPrint Errors
Install missing dependencies: # Ubuntu/Debian sudo apt-get install python3-weasyprint # Or via pip pip3 install weasyprint
Python Script Errors
If generate_emoji_mapping.py fails: # Check Python version python3 --version # Should be Python 3.6+ # Check emoji cache ls ~/.cache/md2pdf/emojis
scripts/
md2pdf-local.sh - Main conversion script with automatic emoji caching and mapping generate_emoji_mapping.py - Python script to generate emoji lookup table Usage: Direct execution from any location (uses absolute paths): bash /path/to/skills/md2pdf-converter/scripts/md2pdf-local.sh input.md output.pdf Key Features: Automatic Twemoji download and caching Python pre-generated emoji mapping (accurate) Lua filter for emoji replacement CSS styling for professional output Temporary file cleanup (automatic)
Comparison: v1.0 vs v2.0
Featurev1.0 (Old)v2.0 (New)Emoji Sourceemoji-datasource-googleTwemoji 14.0.0Emoji Count~2000-30003660Color Displayโ Unstableโ StableVariants Supportโ Incompleteโ CompleteMapping Accuracyโ ๏ธ Lowโ HighOffline Supportโ After first runโ After first runFirst Run Size~68MB~150MB
Performance
First run: ~150MB download, 10-30 seconds (depending on network) Subsequent runs: Offline, seconds-level conversion Memory usage: ~150MB for emoji cache PDF generation: 1-5 seconds per page
Limitations
Missing emojis (newer than Twemoji 14.0.0) will display as Unicode characters First run requires internet connection (for Twemoji download) Emoji cache size: ~150MB (3660 PNG files at 72x72px)
Category context
Writing, remixing, publishing, visual generation, and marketing content production.
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Package contents
Included in package
2 Scripts1 Docs
- SKILL.md
- scripts/generate_emoji_mapping.py
- scripts/md2pdf-local.sh