Booky

Booky is a real alternative to latex when it comes to document creation. It uses an enhanced version of textile to create the content and converts it to a PDF using pure-ruby with the help of the rubygem prawn.

It features:

• Chapters and Sections
• Inclusion of Images
• Footnotes
• Import of Spreadsheets
• Requiring of other Files
• Automatic Table of Content
• Lists
• Customized Layouting
• Inclusion of Highlighted Source Code

Demos:

• Chapters and Sections
• Tables
• Lists
• Links and Images
• Footnotes
• Blockquote and Source

Install

gem install booky

Usage

Create a plain textile file, e.g. sample.textile and run:

booky create sample

To see all features and the markup in action simply check out the Examples directory.

Help

booky help

to get further information.

Examples

booky examples

to see formatting examples of images, tables, lists, bibliography, etc.