Exports
Export targets, Pandoc-backed output, the Chromium PDF path, and the controls that remember what you exported last time.
Export system
Noteism already includes a real export pipeline. This is not “copy the HTML and good luck.” The current stack combines Pandoc with a Chromium-backed PDF path for higher-fidelity output.
Current export targets
| Target |
|---|
| HTML |
| HTML without styles |
| DOCX |
| ODT |
| RTF |
| EPUB |
| LaTeX |
| Reveal.js slides |
| MediaWiki |
| reStructuredText |
| Textile |
| OPML |
| Pandoc Markdown |
| CommonMark |
| GitHub Flavored Markdown |
Export controls that already exist
Export with PreviousExport and Overwrite Previous- configurable Pandoc executable path
- configurable default export folder behavior
- post-export open-file and open-folder actions
- YAML front-matter respect toggle
- per-format export settings in Preferences
PDF behavior
Noteism prefers Chromium or Chrome for PDF generation when available. That route gives the app a richer, theme-aware PDF surface than old-school low-fidelity print conversions.
The current PDF path preserves a lot:
- theme-matched page styling
- syntax-highlighted code blocks
- styled tables and callouts
- Mermaid diagrams rendered as SVG
- Math rendered through MathML
- full-page background fill without white gutter nonsense
If Chromium is not available or the export route demands something else, Noteism can fall back to LaTeX and other supported PDF engines where needed.
Practical advice
If export quality matters, verify both your Pandoc path and your preferred PDF engine in Preferences before blaming the editor for every ugly artifact.