From ce05814372b5a9d3d8f90dcd0e7c56df77d966a0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: John MacFarlane <jgm@berkeley.edu>
Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2017 23:17:33 -0700
Subject: Adjusted headings in using-the-pandoc-api.md.

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 % Using the pandoc API
 % John MacFarlane
 
-# Concepts
+intro - pandoc can be used as a library, to write
+your own custom conversion tools, or to power
+a web application.
 
 # Basic usage
 
+a simple example
+
 # The Pandoc structure
 
-# Reader options
+blocks/inlines
 
-# Writer options
+# Readers and writers
 
-# The PandocMonad class
+getReader, getWriter
 
-custom PandocMonad instances
+# Options
+
+inc extensions
 
 # Builder
 
+Inlines vs Inline, etc.
+monoid
+
 example: report from CSV data
 
+# The PandocMonad class
+
+motivations
+Class.
+advanced: custom PandocMonad instances
+
+# Templates and other data files
+
+# Handling errors and warnings
+
 # Generic transformations
 
 Walk and syb for AST transformations
 
 # Filters
 
-writing filters in Haskell
+just the basic idea of toJSONFilter
+the rest can be left to filters.md
+
+# Self-contained
+
+
+# PDF
+
+# Creating a front-end
+
+Text.Pandoc.App
 
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