How to use `innoconv-mintmod`¶

You can run the converter in your content directory.

$ innoconv-mintmod .

This will trigger the conversion for this folder.

Command line arguments¶

usage: innoconv_mintmod [-h] [-o OUTPUT_DIR_BASE]
                        [-f {latex+raw_tex,markdown}]
                        [-t {json,html5,latex,markdown,asciidoc}] [-l {de,en}]
                        [-d] [-i] [-r] [-s]
                        source

Positional Arguments¶

source

content directory or file

Named Arguments¶

`-o, --output-dir-base`
	output base directory Default: “./innoconv_output”
`-f, --from`	Possible choices: latex+raw_tex, markdown input format Default: “latex+raw_tex”
`-t, --to`	Possible choices: json, html5, latex, markdown, asciidoc output format Default: “markdown”
`-l, --language-code`
	Possible choices: de, en two-letter language code Default: “de”
`-d, --debug`	debug mode (output HTML and highlight unknown commands) Default: False
`-i, --ignore-exercises`
	don’t show logs for unknown exercise commands/envs Default: False
`-r, --remove-exercises`
	remove all exercise commands/envs Default: False
`-s, --split-sections`
	split sections Default: True