Tiny typesetting system as an additional module for Kinx.

• KiTTy's User Guide.
  • User Guide in English ... ( PDF )
  • User Guide in Japanese ... ( PDF )

The above pdf files are also generated by KiTTy. KiTTy's source text is currently written in Markdown. Some text structures will be supported in future.

• The source text of KiTTy's User Guide.
  • User Guide in English ... ( Markdown )
  • User Guide in Japanese ... ( Markdown )

Note that Kinx 1.1.0 is not released so far.

• Install Kinx 1.1.0 or above first.
• Install this typesetting package by the package manager.

$ kip install typesetting

Here are notes on using kip .

• If Kinx was installed under the system directory on Linux, add sudo before kip to take an administration privilege.
• If Kinx was installed via scoop on Windows, run kinx --install-path to set an execution path to the PATH environment at first.

Here is the head of the source text of User Guide.

# 
Introduction


First, this section introduces a KiTTy itself and shows a comparison to alternative softwares,
and introduces a value of KiTTy and use case of KiTTy.
And also, it shows supported features.

## 
What is KiTTy


**
KiTTy
**
 means 
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nx 
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pesetting,
which is a simple typesetting system implemented by Kinx.
It also provides a translator from Markdown,
then you can typeset a Markdown document and can get a beautiful document.
This document itself is also the example typeset by this system.

The objective is similar to 
\\
LaTeX,
it is an objective to typeset beautifully for a document managed as a text file.
To be concretely, it is never going to be alternative,
but the objective is being more useful in the use case like your personal situation by followings.

*
   Keeping a small system.
*
   Pretty beautiful output.
*
   Directly output as PDF file.

KiTTy is small but it has a simple feature to typeset it beautifully,
and it is a typesetting system to output PDF directly from Markdown document.

(...omitted...)

This document is a Book Style, so the Chapter text will be started the odd page on the right side.

Table of contents will be automatically generated with the command toc below.

<
toc
 with
="
lof,lot
"/>

toc can have a list of tables and a list of figures. By the above command both lists are generated.

• lot ... List Of Tables
• lof ... List Of Figures

Cover page can have a cover image. Here is an example.

This project is licensed under the MIT License . See the LICENSE file for details. About the licenses of internal used libraries, follow the licenses of each library. See docs/licenses folder for details.