markdown2latex

To convert markdown academic papers to LaTeX format, you run the conversion process on a 'paper.md' file. This transforms your markdown content into LaTeX while preserving document structure and formatting for academic publications.

Yes, you can use custom LaTeX templates for specific conferences or journals. The conversion process supports optional conference-specific LaTeX templates to ensure your document meets submission formatting requirements.

Yes, texlive is a required dependency for converting markdown to LaTeX. You also need the markdown and latex packages installed in your environment to execute the document conversion successfully.

You can convert specific sections of a markdown document to LaTeX for incremental updates. This section-specific conversion allows targeted formatting changes without reprocessing the entire 'paper.md' file.

You need to provide a 'paper.md' file containing your academic content and a 'writingrules.md' file. Optional conference-specific LaTeX templates can also be supplied to match publication requirements.