JATS-to-PDF pipeline using only HTML (with CSS for print) and not using LaTeX

[castedo]

During the Nov community call, I mentioned progress on a JATS-to-PDF pipeline that does not rely on LaTeX to produce PDFs. It is a pipeline producing HTML with CSS for print which is then "eprinted" to a PDF. With the help of courtbouillon.org the pipeline is producing significantly higher quality PDFs.

You can see PDF examples and details on how they are generated at http://ref.castedo.com/epijats/

[xldrkp]

Great! Do you want to report on that in todays call?

[xldrkp]

For everybody interested please find the links from the session in our pad at https://writemd.rz.tuhh.de/gEJliKV5TQO1_AWmtGDIQg?both#2022-12-05--12-am

[kaveh1000]

Pls also look at other discussions on this <https://github.com/singlesourcepub/community/discussions> page. I had not come across these guys before. We need to take this, PagedJS, etc into consideration...

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