This repository contains an assortment of LaTeX code which I use or have used. Although I try and keep everything documented, some of it is only documented within the code while some other parts have a more fully fledged documentation.
A brief summary of each file contained here is listed below.
Unless otherwise stated, all code is licensed under GPLv3.
LaTeX usually requires multiple compilation runs before the final output is ready. This is further exacerbated if the main document has an index, a bibliography, a glossary, ... as they require additional programs to be run.
Fortunately, there are several tools out there which automate the compilation of
a LaTeX file, on of them is latexmk. The
.latexmkrc file included is configured to use LuaLaTeX and has support for
PGF/TikZ' external library.
In order to the .latexmkrc file, simply copy it into the root
directory of your LaTeX file and call
latexmk filename
The file thesis.cls is a class dedicated for theses. It was
created while I was writing my masters. The corresponding
file thesis.tex (PDF) documents
all the options provided by the class file in the same format as a thesis.
Provides an example document with a fully fleshed out (and documented) preamble. It also contains a few useful hints to get started with LaTeX. This is the preamble I'll use for various documents (albeit, with unnecessary packages commented out).
This style file contains an assortment of commands which I find useful. It can
be used by called \usepackage{jpellis} provided
that jpellis.sty is in the same directory as the (master)
.tex file.
The package is not (yet) documented, though the source code should have enough information.
PGFPlots Default (.tex)
Although most of the default settings for PGFPlots are quite good, there are some further customization which I like.