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h2s

v5.10.12

Published

Convert markdown to Superbook (e-book for web)

Downloads

4

Readme

Hydrogen Sulfide

Treat your really long HTML scroll with some sulfur!

Surgical pagination of content into responsive pages of equal size that remain above the fold.


Installation

H2S is a CLI.

$ npm i -g h2s

$ h2s --help 		# Vocabulary

Usage

$ h2s [options] [command]

Options:
  -V, --version      output the version number
  -v, --version      output the version number
  -h, --help         output usage information

Commands

  1. $ h2s objectify|o        # Turn `sanitized.html` into an 'array like' JSON.
  2. $ h2s pagify|p           # Paginate with gadda-gadda line-tracking!
  3. $ h2s bookify|b          # Templatize markup with layout to form actual pages

Steps and their meaning:

  1. Place your sanitized.html at ./interim folder (sibling to the manuscript folder at the root of your Bookiza project).

  2. Execute $ h2s objectify to pull up the contents into a set of key: value pairs.

  3. Run $ h2s pagify to paginate the key: value pairs according to a responsive template at ./templates folder.

  4. Run $ h2s bookify to apply layout on paginated content and produce book. And voila, your Superbook is ready!

Run $ bookiza server to load your book on development server at localhost:4567.