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- OpenClaw
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- SKILL.md
Tencent SkillHub · Developer Tools
Pandoc Convert
Convert documents between 40+ formats using pandoc CLI. Handles Markdown ↔ Word ↔ PDF ↔ HTML ↔ LaTeX ↔ EPUB with smart defaults, professional templates, and comprehensive tooling.
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Convert documents between 40+ formats using pandoc CLI. Handles Markdown ↔ Word ↔ PDF ↔ HTML ↔ LaTeX ↔ EPUB with smart defaults, professional templates, and comprehensive tooling.
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Documentation
📄 Pandoc Convert (Integrated)
Universal document converter combining unified Python tools with modular bash utilities. The pandoc-convert skill provides intelligent workflows for converting documents between 40+ formats using pandoc. This integrated version combines: Unified Python converter (convert.py) - Single powerful tool for most conversions Modular bash utilities (batch_convert.sh, validate.sh) - Specialized workflows Comprehensive templates - Both LaTeX academic and modern CSS styles Professional documentation - Complete guides, troubleshooting, and references
✨ Key Features
40+ Format Support: Markdown, Word, PDF, HTML, LaTeX, EPUB, RST, AsciiDoc, Org-mode, and more Dual Toolset: Python for smart conversions + bash for validation/batch processing Professional Templates: 12 templates covering academic, business, and web use cases Comprehensive Documentation: Format guides, troubleshooting, templates, and quick reference Smart Defaults: Optimized settings for each conversion path Metadata Preservation: Keep titles, authors, dates across formats Error Recovery: Validation and helpful error messages
Required
pandoc (v2.19+ recommended) Python 3.8+ (for convert.py helper)
Optional (for extended formats)
LaTeX (TeX Live, MiKTeX) - Required for PDF output wkhtmltopdf - Alternative HTML to PDF converter librsvg - SVG support epubcheck - EPUB validation See INSTALL.md for detailed installation instructions per platform.
Using Python Helper (Recommended)
# Single file conversion python scripts/convert.py input.md output.pdf # With custom template python scripts/convert.py report.md report.pdf --template business --toc # Batch convert python scripts/convert.py --batch *.md --format pdf --output-dir ./pdfs
Using Bash Utilities
# Batch convert with validation ./scripts/batch_convert.sh input/*.md pdf output/ # Validate output ./scripts/validate.sh output/document.pdf ./scripts/validate.sh output/book.epub
Direct Pandoc
# Markdown → PDF pandoc input.md -o output.pdf # Markdown → Word pandoc input.md -o output.docx # Word → Markdown pandoc input.docx -o output.md --extract-media=./media
🎯 Common Workflows
See references/conversion-guides.md for detailed step-by-step guides: Markdown → Professional PDF (business reports, academic papers) Word → Markdown (version control friendly) Markdown → EPUB (eBooks with validation) Multi-file → Single PDF (book compilation) Markdown → HTML5 (standalone with CSS)
LaTeX Templates (Academic/Professional)
academic-paper.tex - Manuscript style business-letter.tex - Professional correspondence technical-report.tex - Technical documentation resume.tex - CV/resume formatting professional.tex - General-purpose professional report-template.tex - Report structure
CSS Templates (Web/Modern)
github.css - GitHub markdown style blog-style.css - Clean blog format epub-style.css - eBook styling presentation.html - HTML presentations ebook.css - Enhanced eBook layout
Reference Documents
reference-styles.docx - Word style reference All templates in templates/ directory.
convert.py (Python)
Unified conversion tool with smart defaults: python scripts/convert.py [OPTIONS] INPUT OUTPUT Options: --format FORMAT Force output format --template TEMPLATE Use named template --toc Include table of contents --number-sections Number headings --title TITLE Document title --author AUTHOR Document author --batch Batch mode --validate Validate output --verbose Detailed output
batch_convert.sh (Bash)
Batch processing with progress tracking: ./scripts/batch_convert.sh INPUT_DIR FORMAT OUTPUT_DIR [OPTIONS] # Example ./scripts/batch_convert.sh ./docs/ pdf ./output/ --toc --number-sections
validate.sh (Bash)
Post-conversion validation: ./scripts/validate.sh FILE # Validates: # - PDF structure and readability # - EPUB spec compliance (requires epubcheck) # - HTML validity # - File integrity
Input Formats
Markdown: markdown, gfm, markdown_mmd Word: docx, odt, rtf Web: html, html5 LaTeX: latex, tex Plain Text: txt, rst, textile, asciidoc Academic: jats, docbook Presentation: pptx eBooks: epub Other: json, csv, org, mediawiki, man
Output Formats
All input formats plus: PDF, EPUB, RevealJS, Beamer Complete format matrix: references/format-matrix.md
🗂️ Directory Structure
pandoc-convert-integrated/ ├── SKILL.md # This file ├── INSTALL.md # Detailed installation guide ├── README.md # Quick start guide ├── scripts/ │ ├── convert.py # Unified Python converter │ ├── batch_convert.sh # Bash batch processor │ └── validate.sh # Validation utility ├── templates/ │ ├── *.tex # LaTeX templates (6) │ ├── *.css # CSS templates (3) │ ├── *.html # HTML templates (1) │ └── *.docx # Word reference (1) └── references/ ├── format-guide.md # Format details ├── format-matrix.md # Compatibility matrix ├── conversion-guides.md # Step-by-step guides ├── format-support.md # Supported features ├── quick-reference.md # Cheat sheet ├── templates.md # Template documentation └── troubleshooting.md # Problem solving
Common Issues
"pandoc: command not found" → Install pandoc (see INSTALL.md) "pdflatex not found" → Install LaTeX distribution Unicode broken in PDF → Use --pdf-engine=xelatex Images missing → Check paths and use --resource-path EPUB validation fails → Run epubcheck for details See references/troubleshooting.md for comprehensive solutions.
📖 References
INSTALL.md - Platform-specific installation references/format-guide.md - Format capabilities and limitations references/conversion-guides.md - Step-by-step workflows references/quick-reference.md - One-page cheat sheet references/templates.md - Template usage and customization references/troubleshooting.md - Extended problem solving
🎯 Best Practices
Use YAML frontmatter for metadata (title, author, date) Validate outputs before sharing (especially EPUB/PDF) Version control source (Markdown), not outputs Test templates first before batch processing Back up before batch operations
🚀 Performance
Use batch_convert.sh for parallel processing of multiple files Cache templates in ~/.pandoc/templates/ Use incremental builds (only reconvert changed files) For very large docs (>10MB), increase memory limits
📜 License
This skill is part of OpenClaw. Pandoc itself is GPL-licensed. Quick Start: python scripts/convert.py input.md output.pdf Batch Convert: ./scripts/batch_convert.sh *.md pdf ./output/ Validate: ./scripts/validate.sh output.pdf Help: See README.md and references/ directory
Category context
Code helpers, APIs, CLIs, browser automation, testing, and developer operations.
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