ekassos / swift-book-pdf

A tool to generate a PDF version of The Swift Programming Language book.

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PDF Generator for _The Swift Programming Language_ Convert the DocC source for _The Swift Programming Language_ book into a print-ready PDF document. The final document follows the DocC rendering style and retains all internal references and external links. Preview Books (see swift-book-archive for versioned archives) Digital Mode Clickable links, best for on-screen reading Print Mode Page numbers & full URLs, best for printing Light Mode Dark Mode Features • Generate a PDF version of the _The Swift Programming Language_ book, perfect for offline browsing or printing. • Choose from one of two rendering modes: • Digital mode with hyperlinks for cross-references between chapters and external links. • Print mode with page numbers accompanying cross-references between chapters and full URLs shown in footnotes for external links. • Both versions follow the DocC rendering style used in docs.swift.org, including code highlighting. Requirements • Python 3.10+ • Git • LuaTeX. If you don't have an existing LaTeX installation, see MacTeX, TeX Live, or MiKTeX. • Fonts for typesetting. Learn which fonts are required to typeset the TSPL book. Installation Latest PyPI stable release Usage Basic usage Call without any arguments to save the resulting PDF as in the current directory. The package defaults to the digital rendering mode in Letter paper size. When invoked, will: • Clone the repository • Convert all Markdown source files into a single LaTeX document • Render the LaTeX document into the final PDF document > [!NOTE] > Starting with version 2.1.0, you can use either or to run the tool. If you're using an earlier version, use . > > swift-book-pdf will create a temporary directory to store the swift-book repository, LaTeX file and intermediate files produced during typesetting. This temporary directory is removed after the PDF is generated. Customization swift-book-pdf offers a range of options to customize your rendering of _The Swift Programming Language_ book. Learn how to make the TSPL book your own. Acknowledgments At runtime, the swift-book repository is temporarily cloned for processing, but no part of the repository is directly redistributed here. and are derived from the component in the swift-docc-render repository. The swift-book and swift-docc-render repositories are part of the Swift.org open source project, which is licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with Runtime Library Exception. See https://swift.org/LICENSE.txt for more details. The Swift project authors are credited at https://swift.org/CONTRIBUTORS.txt. The Swift logo is a trademark of Apple Inc.