Hi,
About a year ago I forked this repo in order to fix some issues with it that various people had reported.
Unfortunately, various things came up in my life and I wasn't able to continue with the fork at that time.
However, recently I have been able to get it updated again, with the help of @hkato.
https://github.com/domWalters/mkdocs-to-pdf
I've just pushed a v0.10.0 tag and made it available on PyPi: https://pypi.org/project/mkdocs-to-pdf/
Documentation available here: https://mkdocs-to-pdf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Changes we've made include:
- Fixed around 10 different issues that are open on this repo.
- Rewritten documentation.
- Including lots of new examples.
- Fully updated python dependencies to newest
mkdocs and mkdocs-material.
- Changed default font to better align with the material theme.
- Added support for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean characters.
- Converted to
pyproject.toml.
- Added Makefile using
uv to streamline development process.
- Used submodules for
mkdocs and mkdocs-material samples to keep aligned with changes to their docs.
Hi,
About a year ago I forked this repo in order to fix some issues with it that various people had reported.
Unfortunately, various things came up in my life and I wasn't able to continue with the fork at that time.
However, recently I have been able to get it updated again, with the help of @hkato.
https://github.com/domWalters/mkdocs-to-pdf
I've just pushed a
v0.10.0tag and made it available on PyPi: https://pypi.org/project/mkdocs-to-pdf/Documentation available here: https://mkdocs-to-pdf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Changes we've made include:
mkdocsandmkdocs-material.pyproject.toml.uvto streamline development process.mkdocsandmkdocs-materialsamples to keep aligned with changes to their docs.