makefile pandoc magic

.gitignore

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+*.pdf

Makefile

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+ISSUES != find issues -type d
+DEST_PDF_FILES := $(ISSUES:issues/%=issue-%.pdf)
+
+PANDOC != command -v pandoc 2> /dev/null
+
+all: $(DEST_PDF_FILES)
+
+issue-%.pdf: issues/%
+	$(PANDOC) \
+		--file-scope \
+		--from markdown \
+		--to latex \
+		--pdf-engine xelatex \
+		--table-of-contents \
+		--variable title:"tildeverse zine $@" \
+		--standalone \
+		--output $@ \
+		$</*.md
+

issues/1/diving_into_the_depths_of_the_tildeverse.md

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 # Diving Into the Depths Of the Tildeverse
 
+author: ubergeek
+
 ## Intro
 There's a whole lot going on with the tildeverse, and lots of little projects, many of which take some discovering.  Here's I'll dive into some of them, which I've since discovered.
 

issues/1/metadata.yml

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+title: tildeverse zine issue 1

issues/1/social_git.md

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 # Being Social With Git
 
+author: ubergeek
+
 ## Intro
 
 One underrated social aspect in the tildeverse is collaborating via code or document creation. Many people consider that to be "loner work", when in reality, it can be much, much more!

issues/1/you_wanna_make_a_tilde.md

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 # So, You Wanna Make A Tilde?
 
+author: ubergeek
+
 So, you want to make a Tilde server (aka a pubnix server)?  You've got time on your hands.  You want to make a new and cool thing, right? Awesome!  This article is going to step you through some of the pitfalls, so you can try to ensure it's going to be fun.
 
 ## Why?