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a vibe-coded util that convert md, latex, html to pdf, odt, docx. that support list of famous themes and also light and dark mode with modern-ish looks and feels.
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docgen

Convert Markdown, HTML, or LaTeX to beautifully styled PDF, DOCX, or ODT with customizable themes and modern typography.

Quick start

uv sync
docgen input.md -o output.pdf
docgen input.md -o output.pdf --theme nord --mode dark
docgen input.html -o output.docx --theme gruvbox --mode light
docgen input.tex -o output.odt --theme dracula

Installation

Requires Python 3.12+ and pandoc.

git clone <repo>
cd doc-generator
uv sync

Usage

# Basic conversion (auto-detects formats from extensions)
docgen input.md -o output.pdf

# Specify theme and mode
docgen input.md -o output.pdf --theme nord --mode dark

# Custom theme YAML file
docgen input.md -o output.pdf --theme ./my-theme.yaml

# PDF engine selection (weasyprint or xelatex)
docgen input.md -o output.pdf --pdf-engine xelatex

# Override format detection
docgen input --to docx --from md -o output.docx

# Document title (auto-extracted from first h1 if omitted)
docgen input.md -o output.pdf --title "My Document"

# Centered title page
docgen input.md -o output.pdf --title "My Document" --title-page

# Remove the first h1 from the body (avoids duplication with header)
docgen input.md -o output.pdf --remove-title

# Custom body font
docgen input.md -o output.pdf --font-family "Noto Sans"

# Search extra directories for theme YAML files
docgen input.md -o output.pdf --extra-theme-dir ./themes

# List available themes
docgen --list-themes

Direction support

Direction is auto-detected per paragraph — no flag needed. Arabic, Hebrew, and other RTL scripts are detected from the content and each paragraph renders in its correct direction (dir="rtl" or dir="ltr"). Mixed Arabic/English documents work seamlessly.

PDF styling

Themed PDFs (via WeasyPrint) feature a modern glassy design:

  • Rounded corners — code blocks, blockquotes, tables, and images
  • Soft shadows — subtle depth on cards and panels
  • Gradient accents — heading underlines, section dividers, title page rule
  • Drop caps — decorative first letter after h1/h2 headings
  • Zebra tables — alternating row backgrounds for readability
  • Decorative blockquotes — large opening quote mark
  • Custom list bullets — accent-colored round bullets and styled markers
  • Title page — centered hero with gradient rule and soft accent glow
  • Alternating page numbers — left on left pages, right on right pages
  • Full-width header line — with accent tint
  • Color emoji — rendered as crisp inline PNG images using the Noto Color Emoji font, precisely aligned via CSS

Themes

20 built-in themes (11 palettes × modes):

Palette Modes
gruvbox dark, light
nord dark, light
github dark, light
dracula dark
solarized dark, light
catppuccin mocha, latte
monokai dark
tokyo-night dark, light
ayu dark, light
rose-pine dawn, moon
kanagawa wave, lotus

Custom themes

Create a YAML file:

name: my-theme
mode: dark
colors:
  background: "#1a1a2e"
  text: "#e0e0e0"
  heading: "#e94560"
  link: "#0f3460"
  code_bg: "#16213e"
  code_text: "#a6e3a1"
  blockquote_bg: "#16213e"
  border: "#333"
  accent: "#e94560"
  table_header_bg: "#16213e"
  table_border: "#333"
  muted: "#888"

Then use it:

docgen input.md -o output.pdf --theme ./my-theme.yaml

As a library

from docgen import convert

# Basic usage
convert("input.md", "output.pdf")

# With theme
convert("input.md", "output.pdf", theme_name="nord", theme_mode="dark")

# Custom theme
convert("input.md", "output.pdf", theme_name="/path/to/theme.yaml")

# With title and title page
convert("input.md", "output.pdf", title="My Document", title_page=True)

# List themes
from docgen import ThemeManager
manager = ThemeManager()
themes = manager.list_themes()

Dependencies

Package Purpose
pypandoc Pandoc bridge for all conversions
pyyaml Theme YAML parsing
jinja2 HTML/LaTeX template rendering
weasyprint Themed PDF via HTML+CSS
python-docx Themed DOCX reference doc generation
odfpy Themed ODT reference doc generation
pycairo Emoji PNG rendering for precise alignment

System dependencies

  • pandoc: Install from pandoc.org or your package manager
  • WeasyPrint (for themed PDF): Requires Pango, Cairo, GDK-Pixbuf libraries

Packages

Build system packages with fpm and make:

# Prerequisites: fpm (gem install fpm) and python3
make deb       # → dist/docgen-0.1.0-1-x86_64.deb
make rpm       # → dist/docgen-0.1.0-1-x86_64.rpm
make pacman    # → dist/docgen-0.1.0-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst
make all       # all three
make clean     # remove built packages

Shell completions

Generate completions for bash, fish, and zsh:

make completions   # generates completions/docgen.{bash,fish} and completions/_docgen

To install system-wide:

# bash
cp completions/docgen.bash /usr/share/bash-completion/completions/docgen

# fish
cp completions/docgen.fish /usr/share/fish/vendor_completions.d/docgen.fish

# zsh
cp completions/_docgen /usr/share/zsh/site-functions/_docgen

Completions are also bundled automatically in system packages built with make deb/make rpm/make pacman.

Development

uv sync --group dev
uv run pytest -v

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