# LaTex Boilerplate This is a simple preconfigured boilerplate for medium-sized LaTex projects including continuous integration for GitLab CI. It's based on the `scrbook` document class and currently layed out for german scientiefic documents. Furthermore, it provides the possibility to write documents in Markdown instead of LaTex. ## Getting Started To use this template in a new project, either download the [ZIP](https://gitlab.com/fastexitlane/latex-boilerplate/-/archive/master/latex-boilerplate-master.zip) directly from GitLab or clone it using Git: ```bash git@gitlab.com:fastexitlane/latex-boilerplate.git # now set up your own Git workspace: git remote remove origin git remote add origin git@your-own-gitlab.host:path/to/repo.git git push origin master ``` If you already have set up an empty Git workspace for your project, add it as additional remote and then fetch and pull: ```bash git remote add boilerplate git@gitlab.com:fastexitlane/latex-boilerplate.git git fetch boilerplate git pull boilerplate master # if you don't want to keep the remote for pulling future updates, remove it: git remote remove boilerplate ``` In order to use the preconfigured continuous integration, make sure your GitLab CI meets the [Basic Requirements](https://gitlab.com/fastexitlane/latex-boilerplate/wikis/GitLab-CI#basic-requirements). If you know what you're doing, simply start adding your content files in `chapter/` as LaTex `\chapter`s and `\input` them into `main.tex`. If you do not know what you're doing or get into trouble - or want to use the **Markdown Workflow**, you may want to consider the [wiki](https://gitlab.com/fastexitlane/latex-boilerplate/wikis/home) ;-) ## Docker Images If you need a docker image to build your documents, head over to [pandoc-latex](https://github.com/fastexitlane/pandoc-latex) ([DockerHub](https://hub.docker.com/r/fastexitlane/pandoc-latex)). Also, there's a prebuilt Docker image for spellchecking using Hunspell - head over to [docker-hunspell](https://github.com/fastexitlane/docker-hunspell).