Docker instance to work with documents conversion and LaTeX editing, using Pandoc. I've built this instance mostly to work with CV-Boilerplate and get a smaller footprint than the one recommended on the README there.
If you are using the CV-Boilerplate or if you have a Makefile on your folder, It's as simple as running:
docker run -it --name pandoc --rm -v `pwd`:/data fboaventura/dckr-pandoc
Since the image has make as the default command, if there is a Makefile present, it will bring the container up, run the make command and remove the container. If there is no Makefile present, it will run pandoc by default, so you need to add the parameters to be used by pandoc.
There is also the possibility of running the container interactively, running sh or bash shells:
docker run -it --name pandoc --rm -v `pwd`:/data fboaventura/dckr-pandoc /bin/sh
or
docker run -it --name pandoc --rm -v `pwd`:/data fboaventura/dckr-pandoc /bin/bash
All the fonts added to this image are licensed under the Open Font License, except for Roboto, that is licensed through Apache License v2.0.
The container is distributed as is and no liability is held due to it's usage.