Integrating the templates into the filter about pandoc-amsthm HOT 4 CLOSED

While embedding the template snippet in the filter itself makes the whole experience cleaner, it means people cannot tailor the templates, which can be important for the CSS (where the counter should be reset?).

It might also means the filter needed to be rewritten in Haskell. (Need more investigation here.) If Haskell is needed, it increases the complication of using the filter. Right now I'm working a project depending on this filter. It can potentially has a lot of contributors, meaning I need to make it easy to setup. Right now I setup this repository as a submodule of that one. No compiling or downloading is needed. Easy to setup for both human and travis.

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Using header-include for the templates?

Another idea is to use header-include in YAML metadata:

• This way, "embedding" the templates using pandocfilters/panflute is possible (since pandocfilters/panflute doesn't seem to interact with Text.Pandoc.Templates).
• In principle, this does not need to check for output format, because the template in header-include would be raw LaTeX.
  • but this will cause problems when pandoc -f markdown -t markdown is used to output markdown. Now the new markdown has a YAML frontmatter that already has the necessary amsthm environment. But the LaTeX output still requires the filter since the filter need to convert the div into LaTeX environment. i.e. It should still check if the output is LaTeX.
• need to make sure the raw LaTeX in header-include will be parsed as raw LaTeX. (use RawInline)
• This also means the templates requires a complete rewrite.

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The idea to use header-include as template-snippet won't work, see jgm/pandoc#3138.

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See #15. Template will not be needed in v2

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