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Describe cover_url in README

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Alex Raubach 2018-09-02 22:01:17 -04:00
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@ -84,7 +84,8 @@ Example `practical.json`:
"author": "erraticerrata",
"chapter_selector": "#main .entry-content > ul > li > a",
"content_selector": "#main .entry-content",
"filter_selector": ".sharedaddy, .wpcnt, style"
"filter_selector": ".sharedaddy, .wpcnt, style",
"cover_url": "https://gitlab.com/Mikescher2/A-Practical-Guide-To-Evil-Lyx/raw/master/APGTE_1/APGTE_front.png"
}
```
@ -92,9 +93,9 @@ Run as:
$ ./leech.py practical.json
This tells leech to load `url`, follow the links described by `chapter_selector`, extract the content from those pages as described by `content_selector`, and remove any content from *that* which matches `filter_selector`.
This tells leech to load `url`, follow the links described by `chapter_selector`, extract the content from those pages as described by `content_selector`, and remove any content from *that* which matches `filter_selector`. Optionally, `cover_url` will replace the default cover with the image of your choice.
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, with maybe some manual editing needed.