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Re: "I wrote a (python) tool to convert ebooks (in epub format)..."

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Tried to use gempubify but the auto-install of MD2Gem didn't work so I manually installed it. Also, when the run the command as a normal user on an epub that I got off gutenberg (not epub3), it simply runs and appears to do nothing. should the file show up in the current directory?

🍀 gritty

2023-06-30 · 3 weeks ago

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🍀 gritty

I also came across this converter by @sloum: https://git.rawtext.club/sloum/epub-to-md

🖥️ galacteek

@gritty When you run gempubify without specifying the output file path with -o, it will create the gempub file in the same directory in which the epub source file is. This seems like the right behaviour to me but you can always use -o to output somewhere else. gempubify doesn't log anything on the console.

Will fix the setup.py, i had to patch md2gemini to be able to rewrite .xhtml links to .gmi in the ebooks. Also wrote a gempub viewer with Kivy.

2023-07-01 · 3 weeks ago

🖥️ galacteek

gemgemgem now includes a basic gempub viewer called gemv. AppImage available here:

https://gitlab.com/galacteek/gemgemgem/-/releases/continuous-master/downloads/GemV-latest-x86_64.AppImage

2023-07-02 · 3 weeks ago

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🌒 s/Gemini

I wrote a (python) tool to convert ebooks (in epub format) to gempub archives, it can also import the output to IPFS. [https link] Gempub output example: [https link]

💬 galacteek · 5 comments · 3 likes · 2023-06-29 · 3 weeks ago