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2023-01-14
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Introducing https://github.com/babashka/instaparse.bb - a library that is usable from babashka and wraps a https://github.com/babashka/pod-babashka-instaparse (also new) which includes support for Instaparse!
Can I use babashka.process
to start an interactive cli tool ?
My use case is to do something with babashka and the last thing it does should be to start and attach to a docker, like this "docker run xxx -ti /bin/bash"
Yes, could have tried it myself first, before asking. But I thought it would need some special parameters to be interactive.
So basically it’s a script that automates the generation of properly formatted PDFs in the languages of South Asia. It leverages Pandoc and LuaLatex underneath it all
It specifically is aimed at streaming the publication of materials in marginalized languages in the subcontinent
There are still bugs that need to be fixed and some of the trickery I used to get this working is kind of janky, but overall it is working
I want to make a pandoc pod somewhere within the next couple of months which should make working with pandoc from bb also easier
there are some examples here: https://github.com/babashka/pod-registry at least one of them is built in haskell. I want do make a similar thing but for pandoc, so that you can call it from babashka