04:36 <summatusmentis> hi all, anyone have any ideas about how to get pandoc-citeproc to work with the pandoc filter?

04:57 <bobthecow> summatusmentis: sorry, no ideas.

04:58 <summatusmentis> fair enough. I want this to work the way pandoc would on the commandline

08:39 <ddfreyne> summatusmentis: The pandoc filter is a bit limited at the moment :(

08:42 <ddfreyne> summatusmentis: Oh, nm, there was a pandoc-filter-is-limited bug a while ago, but it was fixed: https://github.com/nanoc/nanoc/pull/433

08:42 <ddfreyne> summatusmentis: nanoc’s Pandoc filter uses pandoc-ruby - https://github.com/alphabetum/pandoc-ruby

08:43 <ddfreyne> Anything you pass as filter argument will be passed to PandocRuby.convert()

08:43 <ddfreyne> Hopefully that should get you going. I don't have a lot of pandoc experience.

17:53 <summatusmentis> ddfreyne: yeah, I tried all that... I'm at the point of using citeproc-ruby with bibtex-ruby and writing a helper to get what I want

18:44 <summatusmentis> ddfreyne: after that fix, what's the right format for after 'filter :pandoc' ?

18:48 <summatusmentis> normally you'd use 'pandoc --filter pandoc-citeproc' to call the pandoc-citeproc binary, and do csl while pandoc is rendering the input