Overview

Pypandoc serves as an intuitive and efficient wrapper for Pandoc, the renowned universal document converter. This tool streamlines the process of converting documents across various formats, catering to users who may require seamless transitions between markup languages or file types. With options to install Pandoc directly or utilize a bundled version, Pypandoc makes it simpler for developers and writers alike to handle documents with ease.

The versatility of Pypandoc extends to multiple platforms, ensuring that whether you're on Windows, Mac, or Linux, you can harness the power of Pandoc without undue hassle. By providing both core functionality and flexibility in installation, Pypandoc is a valuable asset for anyone who frequently deals with document conversion.

Features

Two Installation Options: Choose between "pypandoc," which requires a separate Pandoc installation, or "pypandoc_binary," which includes Pandoc out of the box for convenience.
Cross-Platform Compatibility: Supports Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux (64-bit Intel systems), allowing a wide range of users to benefit from its capabilities.
Latest Version Installation: Automatically installs the latest version of Pandoc by default, but allows for manual specification of versions if needed (e.g., version='1.19.1').
Conda Package Availability: Easily installable via conda-forge, ensuring a smooth process for those accustomed to working with conda environments.
Prebuilt Wheels: Offers prebuilt wheels for easy installation on Windows and Mac OS X, minimizing setup time for users.
Flexible Command-Line Options: Enables users to specify the location of Pandoc binaries easily, enhancing usability for setups with custom installations.
Broad Filter Support: Compatibility with Pandoc filters ensures users can customize their document processing with various transformations.
Comprehensive Documentation: Detailed installation instructions and guidelines facilitate a better understanding of configuration and usage, making it accessible even for beginners.

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