I have made a program called Squarto that processes my .scriv project (which contains information about the structure of the Binder and many other things) + the compiled Markdown document to produce the hierarchical folder/file structure needed by Quarto. Quarto is a program that is used in academic/technical writing that includes equations, citations, tables, computer code that should be executed in preparation of a final product. It is built on top of Pandoc and can output web sites, PDF, Word .docx, and much more. Basically, the workflow is:
Write in Scrivener > Compile > process by Squarto > process by Quarto > product
If you’re interested, there are two threads where some bits are discussed:
- Scrivener → Squarto - #17 by cavalierex
- Thoughts for academic Markdown in a future version of Scrivener - #47 by jpkell
- Easier compile with Quarto
I will update the main Squarto thread soon with a full description and screenshots. The program works well. Once I get it polished and easily installable on other systems, I hope to upload to GitHub.