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As of Since 2023-05-07, there’s a script for `mtxrun` to list and install modules, usually from https://modules.contextgarden.net. Some modules, get special treatment: For the [[TikZ]] modules files are downloaded from CTAN and patches for incompatibilities are applied. First, `cd` into the `tex` directory of your ConTeXt LMTX installation (above the texmf-* trees), the modules installer works only there.
* {{code|m-barcodes}} ({{src|m-barcodes.mkiv}}): generate barcodes using PStricks. You should probably use m-zint instead.
* {{code|m-chart}} ({{src|m-chart.lua}} {{src|m-chart.mkii}} {{src|m-chart.mkvi}}): [[Flow Charts]]
* {{code|m-chemic}} ({{src|m-chemic.mkii}} {{src|m-chemic.mkiv}}): [[Chemistry|PPCHTeX]] (chemical structure formulae)
* {{code|m-cweb}} ({{src|m-cweb.tex}}): [[CWEB]] pretty printing
* {{code|m-database}} ({{src|m-database.lua}} {{src|m-database.mkii}} {{src|m-database.mkiv}}): creating simple tables (or forwarding data to user-defined commands) using [[M-database|comma/space/tab-separated values]]. Wiki: [[M-database]].
* {{code|m-directives}} ({{src|m-directives.mkiv}}):
* {{code|m-educat}} ({{src|m-educat.tex}}): educational additions (for settings school tests or questionaires)
* {{code|m-fields}} ({{src|m-fields.mkiv}}):
* {{code|m-format}} ({{src|m-format.tex}}):
* <strike>[[source:m-gamma.tex|m-gamma]]: [[Aleph|Omega]] support</strike>
* {{code|m-graph}} ({{src|m-graph.mkii}} {{src|m-graph.mkiv}}): support for [[MetaPost]] graph module
* {{code|m-ipsum}} ({{src|m-ipsum.mkiv}}): lorem ipsum filler text
* {{code|m-layout}} ({{src|m-layout.tex}}): defines some [[Layout]] presets
* {{code|m-ntb-to-xtb}} ({{src|m-ntb-to-xtb.mkiv}}):
* {{code|m-obsolete}} ({{src|m-obsolete.mkii}} {{src|m-obsolete.mkiv}}):
* {{code|m-oldfun}} ({{src|m-oldfun.mkiv}}):
* {{code|m-oldnum}} ({{src|m-oldnum.mkiv}}):
* {{code|m-pictex}} ({{src|m-pictex.tex}}): needed for [[PicTeX]] without eTeX
* <strike>[[source:m-plus.tex|m-plus]]: loads some extra features (currently empty)</strike>
* {{code|m-pstricks}} ({{src|m-pstricks.lua}} {{src|m-pstricks.mkii}} {{src|m-pstricks.mkiv}}):
* {{code|m-punk}} ({{src|m-punk.mkiv}}):
* {{code|m-spreadsheet}} ({{src|m-spreadsheet.lua}} {{src|m-spreadsheet.mkiv}}):
* {{code|m-steps}} ({{src|m-steps.lua}} {{src|m-steps.mkii}} {{src|m-steps.mkvi}}): Step Charts, see [[XML]] step charts
* {{code|m-subsub}} ({{src|m-subsub.tex}}): Defines 5 extra sectioning levels
* {{code|m-timing}} ({{src|m-timing.mkiv}}):> ==Style modules== * {{code|min `texmf-trackers}} ({{src|m-trackers.mkiv}})context/tex/context/modules/common`:* {{code|ms-translate}} ({{src|mcdr-translate00.mkivtex}}):CD-ROM cover style* {{code|ms-units}} ({{src|mfaq-units00.mkiitex}} {{src|mto `-units.mkiv}})03`: Structured input of values with [[units]]FAQ styles* {{code|ms-visual}} ({{src|mpre-visual00.mkiitex}} {{src|mto `-visual.mkiv}})96`: [[Visual Debugging]] Several old presentation styles (described replaced by the following) in [[This_Way_`texmf-_My_Way#ThisWay|ThisWay]] no.7 [[magazinecontext/tex/context/modules/mkiv`:0007|Faking Text and More]])* {{code|ms-zint}} ({{src|mpresent-zint*.mkivtex}}): Generate [[Barcodes|barcodes]] using [http:Several presentation styles (examples in `texmf-context/doc/context/presentations/www.zint.org.uk zint]examples`) … many more …
* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/t-lilypond t-lilypond] include musical scores with GNU LilyPond
* t-pgfplots
* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/simplefonts t-simplefonts] simplified font mechanism
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* On the top level there should be a LICENSE file containing the text of an open source license of your choice.
Checkouts work now; hint about dev ML.
==Installation by script (LMTX)==
mtxrun --script install-modules --list
For the installation to work, you must change into the `tex` directory that contains the `texmf-*` trees.
mtxrun --script install-modules --install filter simpleslides
If you list single modules to install, leave out the prefix (t-* or whatever)!
But since there aren’t many, you can just install all modules:
mtxrun --script install-modules --install --all
* s-modulename (ConTeXt style file)
* x-modulename (XML module)
* t-modulename ("Third third party" contributed module)
* modulename
=Included Modules=
as of 2023-09-30
==Macro modules==
* {{code|x-asciimath}} ({{src|x-asciimath.mkxl}} etc.): Support for [http://asciimath.org/ ASCII math] input (used by [https://www.math4all.nl/ math4all])
* {{code|m-asymptote}} ({{src|m-asymptote.mkiv}}): Inclusion of Asymptote code
* {{code|m-barcodes}} ({{src|m-barcodes.mkiv}} {{src|m-barcodes.mkxl}}): generate [[Barcodes|barcodes]] using PStricks (MkIV), redirects to `m-zint` in LMTX.
* {{code|x-calcmath}} ({{src|x-calcmath.mkxl}} {{src|x-calcmath.lmt}} etc.): calculator math syntax
* {{code|x-cals}} ({{src|x-cals.mkiv}} {{src|x-cals.lua}}): XML cals table renderer
* {{code|m-catchword}} ({{src|m-catchword.mkiv}}): show the first word of the next page in the footer (like in medieval manuscripts; Custode, Reklamante, Blatthüter)
* {{code|m-chart}} ({{src|m-chart.lua}} {{src|m-chart.mkvi}}): [[Flow Charts]]
* {{code|m-chemic}} ({{src|m-chemic.mkiv}}): dummy module, since [[Chemistry|PPCHTeX]] (chemical structure formulae) is now built in
* {{code|x-chemml}} ({{src|x-.mkiv}} {{src|x-.lua}}): [[ChemML]] syntax support
* {{code|m-circuitikz}} ({{src|m-circuitikz.mkiv}} {{src|m-circuitikz.mkxl}}): drawing circuits with [[TikZ]]
* {{code|m-compatible}} ({{src|m-compatible.mkiv}}): compatibility for older versions (unattended since 2018)
* {{code|m-crappyspec}} ({{src|m-crappyspec.mkxl}}): limit text to a certain number of characters per line
* {{code|x-ct}} ({{src|x-ct.mkiv}} {{src|x-ct.lua}}): tabulate and combination structures in XML
* {{code|m-cweb}} ({{src|m-cweb.mkiv}}): [[CWEB]] pretty printing
* {{code|m-database}} ({{src|m-database.lua}} {{src|m-database.mkiv}}): creating simple tables (or forwarding data to user-defined commands) using comma/space/tab-separated values. Wiki: [[M-database]].
* {{code|m-directives}} ({{src|m-directives.mkiv}}): just calls {{cmd|showdirectives}}
* {{code|m-educat}} ({{src|m-educat.mkiv}}): educational additions (for settings school tests or questionaires)
* {{code|x-entities}} ({{src|x-entities.mkiv}}): load character entities for HTML interpretation
* {{code|m-escrito}} ({{src|m-escrito.mkiv}} {{src|m-escrito.lua}}): limited PostScript interpreter
* {{code|m-examn}} ({{src|m-examn.mkiv}}): testing and examination in JavaScript (outdated)
* {{code|m-fields}} ({{src|m-fields.mkiv}}): fill-in form field with JS check
* {{code|m-format}} ({{src|m-format.mkiv}}): for formatting poetry (very old code)
* {{code|x-foxet}} ({{src|x-foxet.mkiv}}): support for formatting objects, not usable
* {{code|m-gimmicks}} ({{src|m-gimmicks.mkxl}}): “whatever comes up” (?)
* {{code|m-gnuplot}} ({{src|m-gnuplot.mkxl}}): limited support for GNUplot via SVG
* {{code|m-graph}} ({{src|m-graph.mkiv}} {{src|mp-grap.mpiv}}): support for [[MetaPost]] graph module
* {{code|m-hemistich}} ({{src|m-hemistich.mkiv}}): hemistiches (half-line poetry)
* {{code|x-html}} ({{src|x-html.mkiv}}): [[HTML|HTML_to_ConTeXt]] setup
* {{code|m-ipsum}} ({{src|m-ipsum.mkiv}}): lorem ipsum filler text with options
* {{code|m-json}} ({{src|m-json.mkiv}} {{src|m-json.mkxl}} {{src|util-jsn.lua}}): activates Lua functions to interprete JSON
* {{code|m-layout}} ({{src|m-layout.mkiv}}): defines some [[Layout]] presets
* {{code|x-ldx}} ({{src|x-ldx.mkiv}} {{src|x-ldx.ctx}} {{src|x-ldx.lua}}): Lua source code formatter
* {{code|x-lmx-html}} ({{src|x-lmx-html.mkiv}} {{src|x-lmx-demo.mkiv}}): interpretation of filled-in HTML forms
* {{code|m-logcategories}} ({{src|m-logcategories.mkiv}}): just calls {{cmd|showlogcategories}}
* {{code|m-mathcrap}} ({{src|m-mathcrap.mkiv}}): use Unicode super-/subscripts in math (not recommended)
* {{code|m-mathfun}} ({{src|m-mathfun.mkxl}}): “weird stuff” (?)
* {{code|x-mathml}} ({{src|x-mathml.mkxl}} {{src|x-mathml.lmt}} {{src|x-mathml.mkiv}} {{src|x-mathml.lua}} {{src|x-mathml-basics.mkiv}}): [[MathML]] syntax support
* {{code|x-mathml-html}} ({{src|x-mathml-html.mkiv}}): [[MathML]] syntax, support for some HTML tags
* {{code|x-math-svg}} ({{src|x-math-svg.mkiv}} {{src|x-math-svg.lua}}): convert [[MathML]] to [[SVG]]
* {{code|m-oldmath}} ({{src|m-oldmath.mkxl}}): support for some obsolete math commands like `\over`
* {{code|m-matrix}} ({{src|m-matrix.mkiv}}): calculation and typsetting of [[Matrix_in_maths|matrices]]
* {{code|m-maybe}} ({{src|m-maybe.mkiv}}): experimental code
* {{code|m-media}} ({{src|m-media.mkiv}}): support for SWF and U3D (deactivated)
* {{code|m-mkii}} ({{src|m-mkii.mkiv}}): re-activate some MkII font switches (no general MkII compatibility)
* {{code|m-mkivhacks}} ({{src|m-mkivhacks.mkiv}}): temporary hacks
* {{code|m-morse}} ({{src|m-morse.mkvi}}): convert text to Morse code and back
* {{code|m-narrowtt}} ({{src|m-narrowtt.mkiv}}): using a narrower [[Latin Modern]] font for verbatim
* {{code|m-nodechart}} ({{src|m-nodechart.mkvi}} {{src|m-nodechart.lua}}): extension for `m-chart` ([[Flow Charts]])
* {{code|m-ntb-to-xtb}} ({{src|m-ntb-to-xtb.mkiv}}): map [[TABLE]] to [[xtables]]
* {{code|m-obsolete}} ({{src|m-obsolete.mkiv}}): print obsolete module warning
* {{code|m-old-columnsets}} ({{src|m-old-columnsets.mkiv}} {{src|page-set.mkiv}}): activates old [[Columns|columsets]] code
* {{code|m-old-multicolumns}} ({{src|m-old-multicolumns.mkiv}} {{src|page-mul.mkiv}}): activates old [[Columns|multicolumn]] code
* {{code|m-oldfun}} ({{src|m-oldfun.mkiv}}): old implementation of initials (drop caps) etc. (current: {{cmd|setupinitial}})
* {{code|m-oldnum}} ({{src|m-oldnum.mkiv}}): old implementation of {{cmd|digit}}
* {{code|m-openstreetmap}} ({{src|m-openstreetmap.mkxl}} {{src|m-openstreetmap.lmt}}): limited OSM XML renderer (no labels)
* {{code|x-pandoc}} ({{src|x-pandoc.mkiv}}): Pandoc [[DocBook]] rendering (misleading name)
* {{code|x-pfs-01}} ({{src|x-pfs-01.mkiv}}): [https://www.pfsense.org/ pfsense] status rendering
* {{code|x-physml}} ({{src|x-physml.mkiv}}): [[PhysML]] syntax support
* {{code|m-pictex}} ({{src|m-pictex.mkiv}}): [[PicTeX]] support for MkIV; not supported in LMTX any more
* {{code|m-pipemode}} ({{src|m-pipemode.mkiv}}): disables directive `system.errorcontext` ({{cmd|disabledirective}})
* {{code|m-polynomial}} ({{src|m-polynomial.mkxl}}): typesetting of polynomials
* {{code|m-pstricks}} ({{src|m-pstricks.lua}} {{src|m-pstricks.mkiv}}): PStricks support for MkIV; not supported in LMTX any more
* {{code|m-punk}} ({{src|m-punk.mkiv}}): support for the Punk metapost font
* {{code|m-scite}} ({{src|m-scite.mkiv}}): syntax highlighting with [[Scite|SciTE]] lexers
* {{code|x-setups}} ({{src|x-setups.mkiv}} etc.): load and typeset command syntax from interface files
* {{code|m-simulate}} ({{src|m-simulate.mkiv}}): fake words, similar to `m-visual`’s {{cmd|fakewords}}
* {{code|m-spreadsheet}} ({{src|m-spreadsheet.lua}} {{src|m-spreadsheet.mkiv}}): calculations in tables
* {{code|m-sql}} ({{src|m-sql.mkiv}} {{src|util-sql.lua}}): access to SQL databases
* {{code|m-steps}} ({{src|m-steps.lua}} {{src|m-steps.mkvi}} {{src|x-steps.mkiv}}): Step Charts, see [[XML]] step charts
* {{code|m-subsub}} ({{src|m-subsub.tex}}): Defines subsections up to level 12; obsolete, part of the core
* {{code|m-svg}} ({{src|m-svg.mkxl}}): auxiliary functions for [[SVG]] rendering via MetaPost
* {{code|m-system-aliasing}} ({{src|m-system-aliasing.mkiv}}): support for file aliases incl. globbing (?)
* {{code|m-system-readers}} ({{src|m-system-readers.mkxl}}): reading from files
* {{code|m-three}} ({{src|m-three.mkiv}} {{src|mp-tres.mpiv}}): support for pseudo-3D projections with Metapost module `tres`
* {{code|m-tikz}} ({{src|m-tikz.mkiv}} {{src|m-tikz.mkxl}}): [[TikZ]] support
* {{code|m-tikz-pgfplots}} ({{src|m-tikz-pgfplots.tex}}): [[TikZ]] support
* {{code|m-tikz-pgfplotstable}} ({{src|m-tikz-pgfplotstable.tex}}): [[TikZ]] support
* {{code|m-timing}} ({{src|m-timing.mkiv}} {{src|m-timing.mkxl}}): where does TeX spend its processing time?
* {{code|m-trackers}} ({{src|m-trackers.mkiv}}): just calls {{cmd|showtrackers}}
* {{code|m-translate}} ({{src|m-translate.mkiv}}): text replacements
* {{code|m-typesetting}} ({{src|m-typesetting.mkiv}}): sample pages for documentation (?)
* {{code|x-udhr}} ({{src|x-udhr.mkiv}}): typeset the declaration of human rights in several languages as Unicode test files ([http://unicode.org/udhr/ UDHR])
* {{code|m-units}} ({{src|m-units.mkiv}}): Structured input of values with [[units]]; obsolete, part of the core
* {{code|m-visual}} ({{src|m-visual.mkiv}}): [[Visual Debugging]] (described in [[This_Way_-_My_Way#ThisWay|ThisWay]] no.7 [[magazine:0007|Faking Text and More]])
* {{code|x-xfdf}} ({{src|x-xfdf.mkiv}}): support for XFDF (XML Forms Data Format, PDF form exports) files
* {{code|m-zint}} ({{src|m-zint.mkiv}}): Generate [[Barcodes|barcodes]] using [http://www.zint.org.uk zint]
<!--
* {{code|m-}} ({{src|m-.mkxl}}):
* {{code|x-}} ({{src|x-.mkiv}} {{src|x-.lua}}):
these are outdated or part of the core:
* {{code|bibl-bib.lua}} ({{src|bibl-bib.mkiv}}): [[Bibliography]] (maintained by Taco)
* {{code|m-arabtex}} ({{src|m-arabtex.mkii}}): loading of Lagally's [[Arabian and Hebrew|ArabTeX]]
* {{code|m-datastrc}} ({{src|m-datastrc.tex}}):
* {{code|m-dratex}} ({{src|m-dratex.mkii}}): loading of DraTeX
* {{code|m-edtsnc}} ({{src|m-edtsnc.mkii}}): support for editor synchronization, will replace m-pdfsync
* {{code|m-level}} ({{src|m-level.mkii}}): module for catching nesting errors
* {{code|m-logcategories}} ({{src|m-logcategories.mkiv}}):* <strike>{{code|m-markdown}} ({{src|m-markdown.lua}} {{src|m-markdown.mkiv}}):* {{code|m-mathcrap}} ({{src|m-mathcrap.mkiv}}):* {{code|m-mkii}} ({{src|m-mkii.mkiv}}):* {{code|m-mkivhacks}} ({{src|m-mkivhacks.mkiv}}):* {{code|m-morse}} ({{src|m-morse.mkvi}}):* {{code|m-narrowtt}} ({{src|m-narrowtt.tex}}): using a narrower [[Latin Modern]] font for verbatim</strike>
* {{code|m-newmat}} ({{src|m-newmat.tex}}): support for some AMSmath features, is loaded by [[Math with amsl|amsl]], see [[Math with newmat]]
* {{code|m-pdfsnc}} ({{src|m-pdfsnc.mkii}}): editor/PDF synchronization support (used by iTeXMac and TeXShop)
* <strike>[[source:m-quest.tex|m-quest]]: module for fill-in forms
* (dutch only)</strike>
* {{code|m-r}} ({{src|m-r.tex}}): typing and executing [http://www.r-project.org/ R] scripts
* {{code|m-streams}} ({{src|m-streams.tex}}): Synchronised typesetting from different sources
* {{code|m-tex4ht}} ({{src|m-tex4ht.mkii}}): convert a ConTeXt document to html, more about it on [[tex4ht]]
=Contributed Modules=
* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/gnuplot t-gnuplot] include GNUplot graphics
* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/t-layout t-layout]
* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/letter t-letter] formal lettersAKA correspondence
* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/t-lettrine t-lettrine] decorative paragraph starts (initials)
* [http://ctan.org/pkg/markdown t-markdown] render markdown documents
* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/mathsets t-mathsets] mathematical sets, probabilities etc.
* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/pararef t-pararef] {{cmd|startParagraph|link=no}}, for paragraphs as ‘thought blocks’ that may contain more than one 'TeX paragraph'. These paragraphs are numbered and can be referenced. See [[Paragraph Referencing]].
* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/ruby t-ruby] Ruby markup (for Chinese, not programming language)
* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/simpleslides t-simpleslides] presentations
* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/typearea t-typearea] like LaTeX/KoMa typearea* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/typescripts t-typescripts] collection of typescripts* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/urwgaramond t-urwgaramond]* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/urwgothic t-urwgothic](MkII)
* [http://modules.contextgarden.net/vim t-vim] syntax highlighting using vim’s syntax files
* [[Gnuplot]]: support for direct inclusion of Gnuplot graphs out of the source (the module has been removed from the main distribution and will be included into third party modules again when ready)
* [[Modules/Karnaugh|Karnaugh]]: draws Karnaugh maps
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* [[This Way - My Way#MyWay|My Way]], User documentation on ConTeXt
* `cgj` Articles for ConTeXt Journal (proceedings of ConTeXt meetings)
* [[Modules/Pracjourn|pracjourn]] Articles for [http://tug.org/pracjourn/ The PracTeX Journal]
* [[Modules/Maps|maps]] Articles for [http://www.ntg.nl/maps.html MAPS], the publication of NTG (Nederlandstalige TeX Gebruikersgroep or Netherlands TeX Group)
=Module writing guidelines=
'''Please don’t publish font support modules any more!''' They’re usually unnecessary. Instead publish [[Typescripts_examples|typescripts]] in the wiki instead.
==Module requirements==
While a module usually consists of one main file with a name like <tt>t-modulename.[tex|ctx|mkiv|mkxl]</tt>, there can be many more files, and there should be some documentation. Please adhere to the filename convention conventions outlined in [#Usage].
Sort these files into folders according to TDS (TeX directory structure) – just have a look at the distribution to understand what goes where.
* Module code and data files go into tex/context/third/modulename
* Documentation files go into doc/context/third/modulename
* You can also look at properly setup git repositories like that of [https://codeberg.org/fiee/context-simpleslides the simpleslides module].
=== Module release file ===
* The filename should be <code>t-modulename-version.zip</code>, where the version is usually a date like <tt>YYYY.MM.DD</tt> (but that’s up to you).
* On the top level there must be a VERSION file that only contains your version string.
* On the top level there should be a README(|.md|.txt) file with some metadata like a short description and author info.
* On the top level there can be a LICENSE file containing the text of an open source license of your choice, if the license is not included in the README.* On the top level there must NOT be a folder with the module name, but only TDS folders like "doc" and "tex".
The same applies for git/SVN repositories containing ConTeXt modules.
VERSION and README files are important for publication on [https://ctan.org CTAN]. README is also displayed on git platforms like GitHub or Codeberg and should contain basic documentation. All top level files are ignored by the LMTX module installer.
Instead of zip files, also tar.gz archives are possible, but the installer script can only handle zip – libzip is a necessary part of Lua(Meta)TeX, while other archive formats are not.
=== Module main file ===
All module files should start with a block containing ''meta information'' about that module.
There is a [[Module template]] available to help setting up that header correctly.
=== License ===
Do not forget to specify a ''license'' as the permitted modes of distribution
==XML Interface file==
Each module should have an associated XML specification file
(as in [http://source.contextgarden.net/tex/context/interface/cont-en.xml /tex/context/interface/cont-en.xml]).
as are for instance the [http://pragma-ade.nl/general/qrcs/setup-en.pdf ConTeXt Quick Reference]
and the initial input of the [http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Category:Reference/en Command Reference],
which itself started as a wikification of the now obsolete ''TeXShowTeXshow''.
When documenting your module, you can use
<texcode>
\usemodule[intsetups-loadbasics] %Allow xml parsing \loadsetups[mt-name-of-your-module.xml] % to load the file with definitions
\setup{nameofyourcommand}
</texcode>
<context source="yes">
\setuppapersize[A5]
\usemodule[intsetups-loadbasics]\loadsetups[i-framed]\setup{externalfiguresetupframed}
</context>
==Self-documenting source code==
Source files are supposed to contain explanatory comments that document
implementation details and other peculiarities the reader should be
* [[source:s-mod.ctx|<tt>s-mod.ctx</tt>]] for TeX files.
Thus, in order to generate the documentation for thehypothetical''simplefontssimple'' module you first have to `chdir` to the <tt>files</tt> subdirectory of
your checkout.
Next you run the pretty printer on its main file
<pre>
context --ctx=s-mod t-simplefontssimple.tex
</pre>
to get a <tt>t-simplefontssimple.pdf</tt> which contains the – sparse
– annotations in serif and the actual code as colorful listing.
* Register an account, then you can login to the “member section”.
* If you lost your password, please ask Taco or Mojca (via the mailing list if you don’t know them).
* Please read the help page (it’s mostly the same as here).
* Create a '''new module''' entry with a distinct name (e.g. “prettyprinter”“simple”; this will become the internal ID) and fill in the metadata:** Title, e.g. “My Pretty Printer”“Simple” (This will get used in filenames!)
** Short and longer description (the short one gets published e.g. in CTAN updates).
** Home URL, if the module has a homepage, e.g. a wiki pageor git repository.
** Keywords (for CTAN search)
** Type: Macro or font(Please don’t publish font modules any more!)
** Works with Mk... (please check)
** License(there are licenses missing, we need to fix that)** Check “Put in download section” (yes please, allows installation by rsyncscript)
** Check “Put in ConTeXt distribution” (not sure if this works)
** Check “Synch with CTAN” (yes please, makes it visible)
** CTAN location: e.g. “<tt>/macros/context/contrib/context-prettyprintersimple</tt>”
** Comment: for you or the server admins
* Create a '''new module version''' from a ZIP upload/download or checkout from SVN or git
** File upload / HTTP download URL: release file as ZIP, as outlined above
** SVN/GIT URL: repository checkout, structured like the ZIP, as outlined above
As an module author, it makes sense to subscribe to the [https://mailman.ntg.nl/mailman3/lists/dev-context.ntg.nl/ developers mailing list].
