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<p>The bash script to generate the epub is shown below and invoked as./ sample_ sample_ A link immediately preceded by a! will be treated as an image. It is advisable to pull the image to the local registry as the download can take some timeThe command to convert the  Contents SynopsisDescriptionUsingpandocSpecifyingformatsSomehow, I managed to take the default provided by pandoc and customize it as close as possible to the pdf version. Docker Commands. A suitable Docker image needs to be found or created that contains the necessary software. Tested on Windows, MacOS, and Linux (Fedora Workstation) neovim >= 9, didn't test  Images. The plugin currently only recognizes the document being open on Zathura. The link text will be used as the image’s alt text:![la lune](Voyage to the moon)![movie reel] [movie reel]:  Fortunately, there is a Docker image called pandoc/latex, which eliminates the need to install anything other than Docker. The modified is available from the repo.</p></translate>
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