ReStructured Mansucripts

The web-first authoring software for scientific manuscripts.

Transform the way you

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What?

ReStructured Manuscripts (RSM) is a suite of tools that help you produce web-first scientific manuscript that just work.

Why?

Your data, your experiments, your tools, your collaborations are web-first. It’s time for your manuscripts to join the party.

How?

Via a new markup language, an online editor, a specialized viewer, tools for authoring and reviewing... and much more.

The Language

With the RSM markup language, you can focus on telling your story and forget about the headaches.

:manuscript:

:title: Web-First Manuscripts

 

:author:

  :name: Melvin J. Noir

  :affiliation: ACME University

  :email: mel@acme.edu

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:abstract:

  Transform the way you *publish*.

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:figure:

  :path: rsm-tag.png

  :scale: 0.8

  :caption: Simple scientific

  authoring for the web.

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Web-First Manuscripts

Melvin J. Noir

ACME University

mel@acme.edu

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Abstract

Transform the way you publish.

Figure 1.
Figure 1. Simple scientific authoring for the web.

The RSM markup language is designed with simplicity in mind. The base language contains one special character (the colon), three types of tags (block, inline and meta), and only a handful of syntax rules.

The Manuscript

Every manuscript authored with RSM is a fully interactive web document, readable in every screen.

Responsiveness to screen size and user preferences, dark mode, configurable font size and family, accessibility tools such as screen readers. Use all of your favorite tools, outside the box.

The Tools

RSM cares about authors, readers, publishers, and reviewers.

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Feature tour

See what's possible with RSM.

Try it out

Play around with the online demo.

Get started

Install, write, and share within minutes.

Documentation

Complete guide to each feature and option.

Contribute

Get involved by contributing a bug report, requesting a feature, or submitting a pull request.

Math

RSM supports structured proofs.