Compiler

This compiler was originally written by LukeSmithxyz in his Larbs Setup(More about it)

I have done some tweaks to it according to my requirements.

This script runs scripts based on the extension of the file being compiled

Feel free to drop in issues.

Requirements

Which ever thing you use for compiling

Currently Supports

• .tex (Latex)
• .mom, .ms (groff)
• .rmd (RMarkDown)
• .md (MarkDown)(using pandoc)
• .py (Python)
• .c (C)
• .html (HTML)(opens in default browser)
• .ts (typescript)
• .js (javascript - node)
• .cpp (C++)
• .go (go)
• .rs (rust)
• .sent (sent)

Installation

cd into the directory where you wanna keep this.

$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Abhishek-Deshmukh/Compiler/master/compiler > compiler

The above command will download the contents of the compiler into the file naems compiler

Usage

Command line

You can use the above script in the following way

$ compiler file.tex

This will compile the .tex file into a .pdf file with the same name(file.pdf) in the same directory.

Vim

You can also use it directly from vim by adding

map <leader>c :w! \| !compiler <c-r>%<CR>

into you .vimrc

This will set <leader> c as the key which you can use to compile your document from within vim.

If you don't know what your leader key is, it's usually \ . But to be sure check the line

let mapleader =" "

in your .vimrc

There will be something betweent the quotes which will be your leader key.

If you are using vim check out my vimrc repo it include the compiler file and many more features.