cmsbooklet is a tool meant to facilitate the typesetting of olympic problems. It is designed to work well with CMS, the Contest Management System.

Ensure that you have the texlive suite installed, and check that the latexmk command is available (on some distros you have to install it explicitly but on the serious ones, like ArchLinux, it's installed by default with the standard texlive package).

To install the cmsbooklet command, we recommend that you use a Python virtual environment. So, ensure that you have the virtualenv command available. You can install it by typing:

• sudo apt-get install python3-virtualenv on Ubuntu 18.04.
• sudo pacman -S python-virtualenv on Arch Linux.

Then run:

$ python3 -m venv ~/my_venv

Where my_venv can be anything you want. Then activate it:

$ source ~/my_venv/bin/activate

You should now see that the command line prompt has changed to something like:

(my_venv) $

Now you can freely install cmsbooklet by issuing this command:

(my_venv) $ pip install cmsbooklet

Once installed, you can use the cmsbooklet command like this: put yourself in a directory where a contest.yaml file is present, then run the following command.

(my_venv) $ cmsbooklet -t cms-contest -l italian contest.yaml

// TODO cmsbooklet supports these flags:

• --keep: keeps working files