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chocolatey-latexml: Chocolatey install for LaTeXML

Modifying the package

  1. Edit the latexml.nuspec configuration file.

  2. Edit the ./tools/chocolateyInstall.ps1 install script

  3. Edit the ./tools/chocolateyUninstall.ps1 uninstall script

  4. You must save your files with UTF-8 character encoding without BOM.

Building the package

  • Run choco pack in the same directory as latexml.nuspec

Note
If you are running this from a command prompt/Powershell prompt, you must run it “as Administrator”.

Testing the package

Note
Testing should be done on a Virtual Machine (See: https://github.com/chocolatey/chocolatey-test-environment)

In the package directory, use:

Or, use the full path:

  • choco install latexml -source 'c:\path\to\package' -f

After executing the install, ensure that latexml.exe is installed by executing the following command from the command prompt:

latexml version

If it is properly installed, you will see the current version of LaTeXML.

Testing uninstallation

Note
The Chocolatey install path on Windows is typically C:\ProgramData\chocolatey

Execute the following command to uninstall LaTeXML.

choco uninstall latexml -y

After executing the uninstall ensure that latexml is not found in the Chocolatey install path.

You can also try running latexml --VERSION from the command-line to see if it is still installed

Publish the package to the Chocolatey community feed repository

choco apikey -k [API_KEY_HERE] -source https://chocolatey.org/`

# package name can be omitted below
choco push latexml.[version num].nupkg -s https://chocolatey.org/

Installation from official repository

choco install latexml -y

or

cinst latexml -y

See the Chocolatey Packages Quick Start for more information.

See the Chocolatey Packages Quick Start for more information.

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