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read-estimate

v1.0.1

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A CLI tool to find out how long it will take to read books/documents within a directory

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read-estimate

read-estimate is a CLI tool to find out how long it will take to read books or documents within a directory.

Installation

Run

npm install -g read-estimate

Make sure you have Node installed

Usage

read-estimate [options] [path]

If no path is provided, it will process documents in the current directory.

Options

  • --wpm <number>: Set the words per minute reading speed (default: 200)
  • --timesort: Sort results by reading time duration in descending order
  • --help: Show help information

Examples

Process all supported documents in the current directory:

read-estimate

Process a single document:

read-estimate mybook.pdf

Process documents in a specific directory with custom reading speed:

read-estimate --wpm 250 /path/to/documents

Process files and sort by reading time duration:

read-estimate --timesort /path/to/documents

Supported file formats

  • PDF (.pdf)
  • EPUB (.epub)
  • Microsoft Word (.docx)
  • Plain Text (.txt)
  • Markdown (.md)
  • Rich Text Format (.rtf)
  • OpenDocument Text (.odt)
  • HTML (.html)

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.