README:
Purpose: a flexible, LaTeX based template for compiling the final PDF for submission to NASA mission proposal calls while allowing team members to use the writing environment they are most comfortable with.
Features:
- Best effort NASA proposal formatting
- Automatically generate:
- table of contents with correct page numbers
- acronym list
- bibliography
- Overleaf friendly
- Compiling of multiple PDF files with consistent headers, footers and page numbering
- Allow varying page sizes and orientations (e.g. schedule fold-outs)
- Toggle supporting documents that you may not want to share with the full proposal team
How to compile acronym list:
(overleaf does this automatically)
Acronym list is built on glossaries package
after first compilation run $ makeglossaries main.glo from command
line and then compile again.
External PDF example:
Example of including an external PDF that is stored in a parent directory (and thus not tracked by git/Overleaf) and having it show up in table of contents and references in LaTex:
\begin{landscape}
\fakesubsection{WBS}\label{sec:wbs}
\includepdf[pages=-,pagecommand={},angle=90,width=1.0\textwidth]{../WBS.pdf}
\end{landscape}
(depending on input PDF margins you may need to vary the width)