Convert Markdown files to PDF with styles.

Clone this project first and install it with its dependancies (ideally in a virtualenv, see the virtualenvwrapper project documentation) by typing:

$ python setup.py install

Ensure, Weasyprint is fully functionnal before using md2pdf. You will find installation instructions in the project documentation: http://weasyprint.org/docs/install/

In a few words, here are the few steps you will need to follow:

• Install XQuartz from: https://xquartz.macosforge.org

• Install all dependencies at once with homebrew and go grab a coffee (this may take a while):

  $ brew install cairo pango gdk-pixbuf libxml2 libxslt libffi

Usage: 
    md2pdf [options] INPUT.MD OUTPUT.PDF

Options:
    --css=STYLE.CSS

For example, try to generate the project documentation with:

$ md2pdf README.md README.pdf

Optionnaly, you may load an external style (restricted to CSS2):

$ md2pdf README.md README.pdf --css markdown-css-themes/markdown2.css

For testing purpose, I defined markdown-css-themes as a git submodule. If you want to test this css resource, type:

$ git submodule init
$ git submodule update

You can use md2pdf in your python code, like:

from md2pdf.core import md2pdf

md2pdf(md_file_path, pdf_file_path, css_file_path=css_path)

Quite simple.

WeasyPrint does not support the @font-face property yet (see project issue 28). If you use want to use custom fonts, you should use system fonts and define them with the font-family CSS property, like:

font-family: 'Neutraface Condensed';

Note that you should only define one single custom font, not a substitution list.