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David Lynch 2017-10-06 14:12:53 -05:00
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@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ Example:
Arbitrary Sites Arbitrary Sites
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If you want to just download a one-off story from a site, you can create a definition file to describe it. This requires more investigation and understanding of things like CSS selectors than If you want to just download a one-off story from a site, you can create a definition file to describe it. This requires investigation and understanding of things like CSS selectors, which may take some trial and error.
Example `practical.json`: Example `practical.json`:
@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ This tells leech to load `url`, follow the links described by `chapter_selector`
If `chapter_selector` isn't given, it'll create a single-chapter book by applying `content_selector` to `url`. If `chapter_selector` isn't given, it'll create a single-chapter book by applying `content_selector` to `url`.
This is a fairly viable way to extract a story from, say, a random Wordpress installation. It's relatively likely to get you at least *most* of the way to the ebook you want, which maybe some manual editing needed. This is a fairly viable way to extract a story from, say, a random Wordpress installation. It's relatively likely to get you at least *most* of the way to the ebook you want, with maybe some manual editing needed.
If you need more advanced behavior, consider looking at... If you need more advanced behavior, consider looking at...