texd is a TeX as (a) Service solution, designed for your internal document generation on your own servers.
- Ad-hoc compilation - Send
.texfiles via HTTP POST, get PDF back - Simple HTTP API - No TeX distribution needed on client systems
- Pluggable TeX distributions - Use Docker containers for different TeX versions
- Scalable architecture - Deploy as local service, container, or CI pipeline
- Reference store - Cache commonly used assets to reduce bandwidth
- Prometheus metrics - Monitor document processing and queue status
# Local mode (requires local TeX installation)
$ texd
# Container mode (uses Docker images)
$ texd registry.gitlab.com/islandoftex/images/texlive:latest
# CI service mode (run texd in Docker)
$ docker run --rm -t -p localhost:2201:2201 ghcr.io/digineo/texd:latestThen compile a document:
$ curl -X POST \
-F "input.tex=<input.tex" \
-o "output.pdf" \
"http://localhost:2201/render"- Getting Started - Installation and operation modes
- Configuration
- CLI Options - Command-line options reference
- API Reference
- Render Endpoint - Compile TeX documents to PDF
- Status Endpoint - Server status and configuration
- Metrics - Prometheus metrics
- Features
- Reference Store - Cache and reuse assets
- Web UI - Browser-based document compiler
- More
- History & Future - Project background and roadmap
- Contributing - How to contribute
Bug reports and feature requests are welcome at https://github.com/digineo/texd/issues.
Pull requests are welcome, even for minor fixes. For larger features, please open an issue first to discuss your proposal.
See Contributing for more details and related projects.
MIT, © 2022, Dominik Menke, see file LICENSE