Weave.jl

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Source inputs: Markdown, Noweb, Jupyter Notebook, Julia script
Output formats: HTML, PDF, GitHub Markdown, Jupyter Notebook, MultiMarkdown, Asciidoc, reStructuredText
Programming languages: Julia

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Purpose: Weave is a scientific report generator and literate programming tool for Julia.
Code execution: It executes code in input documents and captures results and figures in generated documents.
Inputs: It supports Markdown, Noweb, Jupyter notebooks, and Julia scripts as input formats.
Outputs: Supported output formats include HTML, PDF, GitHub Markdown, Jupyter notebooks, MultiMarkdown, AsciiDoc, and reStructuredText.
Plots: It can capture figures from Plots.jl or Gadfly.jl.
Integrations: The documentation describes publishing through Julia or Pandoc and editor support in Juno and Visual Studio Code.
Caching: Code caching is off by default, with options to cache all code, selected chunks, or refresh the cache.
PDF requirement: The README says LaTeX is needed to weave directly to PDF.
Installation: The README gives Julia's package manager as the installation method, using Pkg.add("Weave").
Support: The README invites users to contribute by opening GitHub issues or submitting pull requests.
License: The GitHub repository identifies the project as MIT licensed.
Intended use: The repository describes Weave as a tool for scientific reports and literate programming in Julia.

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