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Investigate automatic compilation of docs to offline format #79
Aside: the workflow they outline in that blog article is partially what smd_ebooks does when compiling Textpattern articles across Sections into a single ePub or .mobi file via creation of the various necessary furniture like .ncx and .opf files. It was a learning experience, I can tell ya!
Adobe Acrobat DC (which I have as part of Creative Cloud) can turn an entire site into a PDF. Just giving it a try now. Looks like it'll need some cleanup but in principle it works - will post a scrappy copy here when finished compiling.
@petecooper If you're tempted to flex your scripting muscles using sed or awk then watch out for the caveats of doing a recursive find in a git repo. Basically, omit the .git directory and its hidden files or things could go bad very quickly!
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petecooper commentedon Nov 20, 2018
Tagging #114 for completeness.
Bloke commentedon Nov 20, 2018
Aside: the workflow they outline in that blog article is partially what smd_ebooks does when compiling Textpattern articles across Sections into a single ePub or .mobi file via creation of the various necessary furniture like
.ncxand.opffiles. It was a learning experience, I can tell ya!philwareham commentedon Nov 20, 2018
Adobe Acrobat DC (which I have as part of Creative Cloud) can turn an entire site into a PDF. Just giving it a try now. Looks like it'll need some cleanup but in principle it works - will post a scrappy copy here when finished compiling.
Bloke commentedon Nov 20, 2018
@philwareham Oooh nice.
@petecooper If you're tempted to flex your scripting muscles using
sedorawkthen watch out for the caveats of doing a recursive find in a git repo. Basically, omit the.gitdirectory and its hidden files or things could go bad very quickly!philwareham commentedon Nov 20, 2018
Yeah, Acrobat was pretty crappy - back to the drawing board on this.
petecooper commentedon Nov 20, 2018
Thanks, dudes - appreciate your input on this.
petecooper commentedon Dec 18, 2018
NTS: https://forum.textpattern.io/viewtopic.php?id=49264
petecooper commentedon Jul 11, 2020
merging into #162 to reduce noise