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5e56cb8c7a Merge pull request #9 from NunoSempere/master
add dependencies, fix some typos
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NunoSempere
084e0d11ce fix a few README typos
mostly the lack of "the". I've left some others which are more
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Ebook converter
===============
This is impudent ripoff of the bits from `Calibre project`_, and is aimed only
This is an impudent ripoff of the bits from `Calibre project`_, and is aimed only
for converter thing.
My motivation is to have only converter for ebooks run from commandline,
My motivation is to have only the converter for ebooks run from the commandline,
without all of those bells and whistles Calibre has, and with cleanest more
*pythonic* approach.
Requirements
------------
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- setuptools
- ``pdftohtml``, ``pdfinfo`` and ``pdftoppm`` from `poppler`_ project for
conversion from PDF available in ``$PATH``
- ``libxml2-dev`` and ``libxslt-dev`` as dependencies for format manipulation
from some of the Calibre code
No Python2 support. Even if Calibre probably still is able to run on Python2, I
do not have an intention to support it.
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What's supported
----------------
To be able to perform some optimization and make converter more reliable and
To be able to perform some optimization and make the converter more reliable and
easy to use, first I need to remove some of the features, which are totally not
crucial in my opinion, although they might be re-added later, like, for
instance there is no automatic language translations depending on the locale
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Input formats
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Currently, I've tested following input formats:
Currently, I've tested the following input formats:
- Microsoft Word 2007 and up (``docx``)
- EPUB, both v2 and v3 (``epub``)