docx-editor-cn

To convert Markdown to a DOCX file with Chinese academic formatting, you edit the CONTENT SECTION in the script and run it to generate the output. This process automatically applies university standards, including auto-numbered headings and GB/T 7714 references.

Yes, you can edit an existing DOCX file by unpacking it, modifying the underlying XML, and repackaging it. This workflow ensures the structural integrity, original styles, and fonts of the document are fully preserved during modification.

Yes, the academic writing workflow supports LaTeX equations and three-line tables by relying on the temml and docx libraries. It configures these highly customizable templates to produce publication-ready outputs aligned with university standards.

To generate a Word document with GB/T 7714 references, you need a Node.js environment with the docx and temml libraries installed. Optional integrations with pandoc and LibreOffice are also supported for broader document processing capabilities.

The best way to apply university standards to a Chinese academic paper is using a templated workflow that automates page setup, font numbering, and reference formatting. This ensures the final Word document meets strict publication requirements without manual formatting.

Pandoc is an optional integration for broader capabilities in DOCX transformation, meaning the core Markdown conversion and XML editing do not strictly depend on it. Relying primarily on Node.js libraries ensures direct control over specific Chinese academic formatting standards.