Baseprinting Example

Abstract

This example demonstrates source files which are used to generate a baseprint from which web pages and PDF files can be rendered. This example also demonstrates a file organization for use with Overleaf and other LaTeX compilers.

Introduction

This example of automated baseprint and web page and PDF preview genration is heavily inspired by manubot [1].

Use with Overleaf and other LaTeX compilers

This example can be used as source for generating a baseprint but also source for LaTeX compilers, such as on Overleaf.

Use main.tex as the source file for traditional LaTeX compilers. This file includes document.tex which is the source file used to generate a baseprint.

Some math

Some inline $E = mc^2$ math and display math: $e^{\pi i} = -1 \text{\ .}$

Tables

Left	Center	Right
0	1	2

Within document references

A reference to the introduction 1.

References

Himmelstein DS, Rubinetti V, Slochower DR, Hu D, Malladi VS, Greene CS, et al. Open collaborative writing with Manubot. Schneidman-Duhovny D, editor. PLOS Computational Biology. 2019;15: e1007128–. doi:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1007128