refactor: remove check for `<head>` in inline_css
The `<head>` element is automatically added when parsing an HTML document,
therefore, the program should panic if it still does not find the `<head>`
element
the fix involves ensuring the ToC is generated prior to serialization
because it mutates the document and will not work otherwise.
chore: add .vscode config to .gitignore
This commit adds the itertools crate which is used to dedup the Vec
when downloading urls
fix: fix error message
feat: change the serif and mono fonts declarations
- restore default debug level when logging to file
- return early from generating epubs if there are no articles
- fix serialization bug in creating attributes
feat: add rendering of table for partial downloads
feat: add help message for enabling --log-to-file
chore: format flags to kebab-case and shorten --output-directory flag
- refactor comments
- move `cli::Error` to `errors::ErrorCli`
- removed mixing of order of input urls
- move pure functionality if `init_logger` to clear function
- Add `output_dir` to cli argument
- This argument allows you to save output files in a special folder, not just current dir
- Refactor 'cli.rs'
- Add `Builder` for `AppConfig`
- Add `Error` instead separated panics
- Upgrade dependencies
fix_lazy_images checks whether an img node is lazily loaded. An img is
considered lazily loaded if it does not have an src/srcset attribute, or
if it's class contains the 'lazy' string. If an img is considered lazy,
fix_lazy_images will make attempts to replace it's src.
However, if an img was missing the class attribute, it was incorrectly
assumed to be lazy and had it's src replaced.
Fixeshipstermojo/paperoni#13
This patch checks if fetching an image resulted in a non-success status
code. In case of non-success status, the response is discarded and an
error is emitted.
This relies on having 3xx codes already handled by surf's Redirect
middleware, so we should see 4xx and 5xx codes here.
Fixeshipstermojo/paperoni#11
- display of partial downloads in the summary
- custom file name that is displayed after the summary ensuring it is visible
- log-to-file flag which specifies that logs will be sent to the default directory
- verbose flag (v) used to configure the log levels
- disabling the progress bars when logging to the terminal is active
