Usage: pretext [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Command line tools for quickly creating, authoring, and building PreTeXt
  documents.

Options:
  -v, --verbose  -v for basic feedback; -vv for debug info
  --version      Show the version and exit.
  --help         Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  build    Build specified format target
  new      Provision a new PreTeXt document.
  publish  Prepares project for publishing on GitHub Pages.
  view     Preview built PreTeXt documents in your browser.


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Usage: pretext new [OPTIONS] [TITLE]

  Creates a subdirectory with the files needed to author a PreTeXt document.

  Usage: pretext new "My Great Book!"

Options:
  --directory PATH   Directory to create/use for the project. Defaults to a
                     subdirectory of the current path based on book title.

  --chapter TEXT     Provide one or more chapter titles.
  -i, --interactive  Interactively requests names of book chapters.
  --help             Show this message and exit.


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Usage: pretext build [OPTIONS] [[html|latex|all]]

  Process PreTeXt files into specified format.

  For html, images coded in source (latex-image, etc) are only processed
  using the --diagrams option.

  If the project included WeBWorK exercises, these must be processed using
  the --webwork option.

Options:
  -i, --input PATH      Path to main *.ptx file  [default: source/main.ptx]
  -o, --output PATH     Path to main output directory  [default: output]
  -p, --publisher PATH  Publisher file name, with path relative to base folder
  --param TEXT          Define a stringparam to use during processing. Usage:
                        pretext build --param foo:bar --param baz:woo

  -d, --diagrams        Regenerate images coded in source (latex-image, etc)
                        using pretext script

  -w, --webwork         Reprocess WeBWorK exercises, creating fresh webwork-
                        representations.ptx file

  --config FILE         Read options from configuration FILE specified.
                        [default: .ptxconfig]  Use `--config None` to run with
                        standard default options.

  -sc, --save-config    save any options provided to local configuration file,
                        specified with --config (or default ".ptxconfig")

  --help                Show this message and exit.


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Usage: pretext view [OPTIONS]

  Starts a local server to preview built PreTeXt documents in your browser.

Options:
  --directory PATH                Directory containing built PreTeXt
                                  documents.  [default: output]

  --access [public|private|cocalc]
                                  Choose whether or not to allow other
                                  computers on your local network to access
                                  your documents using your IP address, with
                                  special option to support CoCalc.com users.
                                  [default: private]

  --port INTEGER                  Choose which port to use for the local
                                  server.  [default: 8000]

  --config FILE                   Read options from configuration FILE
                                  specified.  [default: .ptxconfig]  Use
                                  `--config None` to run with standard default
                                  options.

  -sc, --save-config              save any options provided to local
                                  configuration file, specified with --config
                                  (or default ".ptxconfig")

  --help                          Show this message and exit.


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Usage: pretext publish [OPTIONS]

  Prepares the project locally for HTML publication on GitHub Pages to make
  the built document available to the general public. Only supports the
  default `output/html` build directory. Requires Git and a GitHub account.

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.
