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GophHub - kevinboone/epub2txt2: |
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A simple command-line utility for Linux, for extracting text from |
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EPUB documents. |
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GitHub URL: https://github.com/kevinboone/epub2txt2.git |
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Repo Size: 190K |
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Programming Language: C |
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License: GPL-3.0 |
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Latest Commit Date: 2025-05-31T16:11:56Z |
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Latest Commit Message: |
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Merge pull request #41 from CrispStrobe/macos-compile-fix |
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Fix macOS compilation issues for strdup and asprintf |
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# epub2txt -- Extract text from EPUB documents |
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Version 2.11, December 2024 |
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## What is this? |
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`epub2txt` is a simple command-line utility for extracting text |
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from EPUB |
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documents and, optionally, re-flowing it to fit a text display of |
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a particular |
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number of columns. It is written entirely in ANSI-standard C, and |
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should run on |
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any Unix-like system with a C compiler. It is intended for |
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reading EPUB e-books |
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on embedded systems that can't host a graphical EPUB viewer, or |
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converting such |
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e-books to read on those systems. However, it should be robust |
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enough for |
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other purposes, such as batch indexing of EPUB document |
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collections. |
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`epub2txt` favours speed and low memory usage over accuracy of |
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rendering. Most |
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of the formatting of the source document will be lost but, with a |
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text-only |
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Full README in HTML |
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Latest Release: v2.08 |
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Date: 2024-06-18T19:16:17Z |
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Release Files: |
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Source code TAR.GZ |
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Source code ZIP |
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