TARTEX(1)

NAME
tartex - manual page for tartex 0.9.0dev0

DESCRIPTION
usage: tartex [OPTIONS] FILENAME

Build a tarball including all source files needed to compile your LaTeX project (version 0.9.0dev0).

  positional arguments:

FILENAME
    input file name [.tex|.fls] (with/without file ext.)

  common options:

-h, --help
    show this help message and exit

-V, --version
    print tartex version and exit

-c, --check
    Check if tarball has all files needed for compiling

-C, --only-check
    Only check and print detailed report; no tarball

-g, --git-rev=[REV]
    add git tree files at revision REV (default: HEAD)

-l, --list, --dry-run
    print list of files to include and quit

-o, --output=NAME[.EXT]
    output tar filename; 'EXT' sets re-compression mode, if one of 'bz2', 'gz' (default), or 'xz'

--overwrite
    overwrite output tarball if necessary

-p, --packages
    add used (La)TeX package names as json file

-s, --summary
    print a summary at the end

-v, --verbose
    increase log verbosity (-v, -vv, etc.)

  options for additional file inclusion/exclusion in tar:

-a, --add="PATTERNs"
    include additional files matching glob PATTERN; separate multiple PATTERNs using commas

-b, --bib
    find and add bib file to tarball

--with-pdf
    add existing/generated final output PDF

-x, --excl="PATTERNs"
    exclude file names matching PATTERNS

  options for latexmk processing (ignored for 'git-rev'):

-F, --force-recompile
    force (La)TeX re-compile even if '.fls' found

--latexmk-tex=TEXMODE
    force latexmk processing mode; TEXMODE is one of: dvi, lualatex, luatex, pdf, pdflua, ps, xdv, xelatex

  options for tar re-compression (mutually conflicting); over-rides .EXT in '-o':

-j, --bzip2
    bzip2 (.bz2) re-compression

-J, --xz
    lzma (.xz) re-compression

-z, --gzip
    gzip (.gz) re-compression

  options for shell TAB completion:

--completion
    print shell completion guides for tartex

--bash-completions
    install bash completions for tartex

--fish-completions
    install fish completions for tartex

--zsh-completions
    install zsh completions for tartex

SEE ALSO
The full documentation for tartex is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and tartex programs are properly installed at your site, the command

    info tartex

should give you access to the complete manual.