Neptune.cls Download
Create the necessary directory
mkdir -p $(kpsewhich -var-value TEXMFHOME)/tex/latex/neptune
Copy the class file
cp /path/to/downloaded/neptune.cls $(kpsewhich -var-value TEXMFHOME)/tex/latex/neptune/
Update the filename database
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run = neptune.init_run( project="workspace/project-name", api_token="YOUR_API_TOKEN", with_id="PROJ-123" # The ID of the run you want to download from )
| Issue | Solution |
|-------|----------|
| Missing dependencies | Read the error message – you may need to install packages like geometry, titlesec, graphicx, etc. |
| Outdated class | Contact the template maintainer for an update. |
| Permission denied | Use Option A (local project folder) instead of system-wide installation. | neptune.cls download
Before diving into the download process, it is worth understanding whether Neptune.cls is the right tool for your project. Users typically seek this class for three reasons:
If none of these apply, consider using more widely supported classes like memoir or scrbook. However, for those who truly need it, obtaining the correct version of neptune.cls is essential. Copy the class file
cp /path/to/downloaded/neptune
Since this is a custom class, you need to obtain it from the source where it is required. Common places include:
Search tips:
Instead of relying on downloading a binary .cls file, it is often better practice to log your configurations as readable artifacts.
Cause: Older versions of neptune.cls are incompatible with newer hyperref.
Fix: Update your LaTeX distribution. If the problem persists, manually download a more recent fork of neptune.cls from GitHub that patches the issue. Update the filename database
texhash