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@luckrnx09/abook

v1.0.2

Published

<h1 align="center">⚡ abook⚡</h1> <p align="center"> An AI powered command-line tool for generating any books from scratch</p>

Downloads

7

Readme

📚 Python Guide for JavaScript Engineers | Read it online

Getting started

Prepare

Run cp .env.example .env then fill the .env file:

  • OPENAI_API_KEY: Required, string, type your open api key
  • OPENAI_MODEL: Required, string, type your open ai model name
  • OPENAI_BASE_URL: Optional, string, type your custom openai api url
  • VERBOSE: Optional, true or false, determine whether or not to print conversation details when interacting with openai

Install

You can install abook as a global command as following:

yarn global add @luckrnx09/abook

or

npm install -g @luckrnx09/abook

or

pnpm install -g @luckrnx09/abook

Then you can use abook -V to print the abook version installed.

If you don't want to install it globally, you can use npx to run abook directly:

npx @luckrnx09/abook

Usage

|command|description| |--|--| | ls |list all the ideas| | new |create an idea| | outline <idea> |generate outline from an idea| | publish <idea> |convert book content to markdown| | rm <idea> |remove an idea| | run <idea> |generate book content from an idea with outline| | help [command] |display help for command|

Develop

TODO

Contribute

Any code enhancements, documentation updates, unit tests are welcome.

Any changes that alter functionality, please submit an issue first.

License

This project is under MIT license