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# md2pdf Convert Markdown to a print-ready PDF with proper Japanese (CJK) font rendering, styled tables, syntax-highlighted code blocks, and embedded images/SVGs. ## When to use - "PDFにして", "PDF作成して", "mdからPDF生成" - "このマークダウンをPDFに変換" - "レポートをPDFで出力" - janus synthesize の `report.md` → `report.pdf` 最終出力 ## Prerequisites (install if missing) - `pandoc` (brew / apt) - `weasyprint` (brew / pip) Quick check: `pandoc --version && weasyprint --version` All helper files live in `scripts/` and `css/` next to this file. ## Workflow ### 1. Convert with the bundled CSS ```bash scripts/md2pdf.sh INPUT.md OUTPUT.pdf ``` This runs pandoc with weasyprint as the PDF engine, using the bundled `css/default.css` for Japanese font support and clean typography. The script auto-detects the CSS path relative to itself, so it works from any working directory. ### 2. Convert with a custom CSS ```bash scripts/md2pdf.sh INPUT.md OUTPUT.pdf --css /path/to/custom.css ``` ### 3. Programmatic usage (from Claude) ```bash SKILL_DIR="$(dirname "$(realpath "$0")")" pandoc INPUT.md -o OUTPUT.pdf \ --pdf-engine=weasyprint \ --css="$SKILL_DIR/css/default.css" ``` ### 4. Verify the output Open the PDF and check: - Japanese text renders correctly (not Chinese glyphs) - Tables have borders and proper alignment - Code blocks have background shading - Images/SVGs are embedded and sized correctly ## CSS customization The bundled `css/default.css` provides: - **Fonts**: Hiragino Kaku Gothic ProN (macOS