Friendly reminder that if you need to convert from {document format} to {other document format}, Pandoc[1] is the the place to go.

Pandoc can convert LaTeX to HTML or HTML to LaTeX!

[1] https://pandoc.org/

pandoc is much less powerful here since it can only parse a subset of LaTeX, as opposed to LaTeXML or lwarp which actually processes the LaTeX/TeX code expanding the macros etc, and then generates the output HTML/XML.

pandoc is nice for simple documents, but it is completely inadequate for many use-cases, which is why ArXiv is using LaTeXML and tikz.dev is using lwarp, rather than the more ubiquitous pandoc.

Emacs already does this lmao

Is there a demo?

I’m especially interested in how this approaches page flow - would it keep the concept, or render everything as a single “page”.

For context, in my pet project I wanted to actually keep the pages; I ended up rendering a pdf and then using pdf.js to render that in html.

> Is there a demo?

https://tikz.dev/ is generated from http://mirrors.ctan.org/graphics/pgf/base/doc/pgfmanual.pdf. As someone else says,

There is also hevea(1) who do that

1: https://github.com/maranget/hevea