API Reference Documentation
About this template
An API reference on letter paper in Inconsolata code, with authentication, data synchronization endpoints, error handling and ten request and response listings.
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- Document class
article[10pt, letterpaper]- Compiles with
- pdfLaTeX
- Pages in the compiled PDF
- 6
- Bibliography
- BibTeX
- Files
- 8 files: 6 .tex, 1 .bib, 1 image
- Packages
inputencfontencmicrotypegeometryxcoloramsmathamssymbbooktabstabularxenumitemfancyhdrlistingstikztcolorboxfontawesome5xstringhyperrefhelvetzi4titlesec
\documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]{article}
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It uses BibTeX. References live in a .bib file, and the build runs the bibliography step for you, so citations and the reference list update every time you compile.
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