Create PDF document with PGFPlotsX figures, captions, a table, and some text

[kristoffer.carlsson]

@yakir12

The reason why I brought this up is that I’m building analysis tools for people that might not use LaTeX, and ideally, they’d be able to run these tools locally on their machines.

Some kind of docker setup might make sense then. That is what we use for the tests for PGFPlotsX (Continuous integration for Julia packages using Docker, GitHub - tpapp/texlive-julia-minimal-docker: minimal docker setup for texlive and Julia)

[yakir12]

So I ended up doing what @dawbarton and @Tamas_Papp recommended. I get the best of both worlds, PGFPlots generated via Julia with PGFPlotsX, tables with LaTeXTabulars, all in a LaTeX document.

It works really well. Thanks for all the help!

[alejandromerchan]

You should try to document this process somehow, maybe a blog or something. This whole thread is very interesting and I need to also explore this ideas.