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Three errors from ./blog2epubcli.py #17
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This actually shows three separate bugs. Expect to see fix for them in version 1.3.0 wich I will try to deliver by the end of the next week. Thanks @meedstrom for creating this issue. It's always very exciting for me, when someone uses your software :-) |
Ya, a tool like this fills a distinct niche. I haven't found anything else so I'm reduced to using the EpubPress web-extension and manually clicking each article to download, and on top of that it has a max size per book and you don't know exactly when you'll hit the max and if the download fails for that reason then you have to click all over again.... surprisingly not so many people that want to read a blog whole? Thanks for creating this project :) |
The release of the new version is taking bit longer than I've estimated above, but it should be available soon (maybe this weekend). I'm polishing the latest changes and fixing building errors (after changing from venv to poetry, it broke a bit, but it's okay now - at least for Windows). Progress can be tracked on branch 1.3.0. Meanwhile, you can see the newly added functionality: the ability to select added chapters (articles) from all downloaded ones. Stay tuned! |
@meedstrom it looks like both bugs are finally fully resolved. I've been working on a deep code refactor for a while now... it's definitely not over yet... but it works much better now. It's currently available on the dev branch, it will be in the next 1.5.0 release.
All these commands (note the bit different syntax after cli interface refactor) produce shiny epubs, for example: |
That’s nice to hear! Great work!
I’ll aim to try it soon. Maybe report new bugs on dev for your benefit 😉
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@meedstrom <https://github.com/meedstrom> it looks like both bugs are
finally fully resolved. I've been working on a deep code refactor for a
while now... it's definitely not over yet... but it works much better now.
It's currently available on the dev branch, it will be in the next 1.5.0
release.
blog2epub https://eukaryotewritesblog.com -l=10
blog2epub https://agentyduck.blogspot.com -l=10
blog2epub https://kajsotala.fi -l=10
All these commands (note the bit different syntax after cli interface
refactor) produce shiny epubs, for example:
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@meedstrom new issues will be very welcome! :-) |
Would it be possible to reverse the order of posts so that it's oldest-first? :-) |
Hmmm, it should be sorted that way - on which example it starts from the newest? |
You seem to be right, I assumed it does newest-first because I saw https://eukaryotewritesblog.com/ has newest post as first page, but then the second page has some old post, it's not consistently ordered. But we can take this discussion to #33. |
Command
./blog2epubcli.py https://eukaryotewritesblog.com
failed on or after post 37: Nemesis club (next post would be Biodiversity for heretics)Command
./blog2epubcli.py https://agentyduck.blogspot.com/
failed on or after post 91: Mental Postures (next post would probably be Simulating Confusion)Command
./blog2epubcli.py https://kajsotala.fi/
failed at the start. Just a HTTP error so it may be on my end, but I wonder if you get the same too.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: