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Paperoni is a web article downloader written in Rust. The downloaded articles are then exported as EPUB files.
This project is in an alpha release so it is pretty unstable.
Usage
paperoni https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepperoni
Paperoni also supports passing multiple links as arguments. If you are on a Unix-like OS, you can simply do something like this:
cat links.txt | xargs paperoni
How it works
The URL passed to Paperoni is fetched and the returned HTML response is passed to the extractor. This extractor retrieves a possible article using a port of the Mozilla Readability algorithm. This article is then saved in an EPUB.
The port of the algorithm is still unstable as well so it is not fully compatible with all the websites that can be extracted using Readability.
How it (currently) doesn't work
This program is still in alpha so a number of things currently break:
- Links with redirects will crash the program as it has no redirect logic.
- Websites that only run with JavaScript cannot be extracted.
- Website articles that cannot be extracted by Readability cannot be extracted by Paperoni either.
Running locally
Precompiled binaries
Check the releases page for precompiled binaries. Currently there are only builds for Debian and Arch.
Building from source
This project uses async/.await so it should be compiled using a minimum Rust version of 1.33. Preferrably use the latest version of Rust.
git clone https://github.com/hipstermojo/paperoni.git
cd paperoni
## You can build and install paperoni locally
cargo install --path .
## or use it from within the project
cargo run -- # pass your url here