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A tool to eye the outline of various documents (and convert them).
I'm not sure who needs this, but here it is: Keep an EyeOut can read the outline (i.e. only the headings) out of various file formats and write them out as indented text, or else in one of the same formats. These include:
Of these, OPML is the odd one out; the rest do headings in similar ways.
Keep an EyeOut is written in Python (2.7 or 3.x) for the command line, and requires only the standard library. Usage:
$ ./eyeout.py -h
usage: eyeout.py [-h] [-v] [-f] [-i FORMAT] [-o FORMAT] [-m NUMBER]
[-n NUMBER]
[source]
Eye the outline of various documents.
positional arguments:
source file to read from (default: standard input)
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --version show program's version number and exit
-f, --formats list supported file formats and exit
-i FORMAT, --input FORMAT
format to read the input file as (default: auto)
-o FORMAT, --output FORMAT
format to write the outline as (default: text)
-m NUMBER, --minimum NUMBER
minimum heading level to read (default: 1)
-n NUMBER, --nudge NUMBER
extra heading levels to add on output (default: 0)
Keep an EyeOut is open source under the MIT License (read the code). See also:
The original browser-based viewer
The latter can't export, but has folding support.
Last modified: 26 September 2021