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Merge pull request #9 from NunoSempere/master
add dependencies, fix some typos
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Ebook converter
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===============
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This is impudent ripoff of the bits from `Calibre project`_, and is aimed only
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This is an impudent ripoff of the bits from `Calibre project`_, and is aimed only
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for converter thing.
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My motivation is to have only converter for ebooks run from commandline,
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My motivation is to have only the converter for ebooks run from the commandline,
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without all of those bells and whistles Calibre has, and with cleanest more
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*pythonic* approach.
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Requirements
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------------
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- setuptools
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- ``pdftohtml``, ``pdfinfo`` and ``pdftoppm`` from `poppler`_ project for
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conversion from PDF available in ``$PATH``
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- ``libxml2-dev`` and ``libxslt-dev`` as dependencies for format manipulation
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from some of the Calibre code
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No Python2 support. Even if Calibre probably still is able to run on Python2, I
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do not have an intention to support it.
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What's supported
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----------------
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To be able to perform some optimization and make converter more reliable and
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To be able to perform some optimization and make the converter more reliable and
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easy to use, first I need to remove some of the features, which are totally not
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crucial in my opinion, although they might be re-added later, like, for
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instance there is no automatic language translations depending on the locale
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Input formats
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Currently, I've tested following input formats:
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Currently, I've tested the following input formats:
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- Microsoft Word 2007 and up (``docx``)
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- EPUB, both v2 and v3 (``epub``)
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