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README.md

JuliaReport

JuliaReport is a scientific report generator/literate programming tool for Julia. It is based on Pweave and resembles Knitr and Sweave. Actually JuliaReport relies on Pweave for document parsing and formatting.

You'll need latest Pweave from Github: https://github.com/mpastell/Pweave.

Current features

Noweb syntax for documents.
Execute code as terminal or "script" chunks.
Capture PyPlot figures.
All Pweave output formats supported. Including, Latex, Markdown, Sphinx etc.

Not implemented

Script reader
Inline code
Caching

Chunk options

You can use the same chunk options as for Pweave, but the format is different. The syntax needs to be valid for creating a dictionary in Julia without the {}. e.g:

<<"term"=>true, "fig"=>false>>=

Usage

Run from julia:

using JuliaReport
weave(Pkg.dir("JuliaReport","examples","julia_sample.mdw")