Related to #29
Greetings
I'm attempting to utilize pypub with my Slixfeed XMPP news bot.
def generate_epub(text, pathname):
pathname = pathname.split("/")
filename = pathname.pop()
directory = "/".join(pathname)
book = xml2epub.Epub(filename)
chapter0 = xml2epub.create_chapter_from_string(text, strict=False)
book.add_chapter(chapter0)
book.create_epub(directory, epub_name=filename)
The result would yield a filename that was not originally intended.
If my intention is to have filename_001.epub, it would turn into filename001.
This results in my program failing to locate the generated file.
To solve this, I import module os and rename the file.
def generate_epub(text, pathname):
pathname_list = pathname.split("/")
filename = pathname_list.pop()
directory = "/".join(pathname_list)
book = xml2epub.Epub(filename)
chapter0 = xml2epub.create_chapter_from_string(text, strict=False)
book.add_chapter(chapter0)
filename_tmp = "slixfeedepub"
book.create_epub(directory, epub_name=filename_tmp)
pathname_tmp = os.path.join(directory, filename_tmp) + ".epub"
os.rename(pathname_tmp, pathname)
Please allow passing a complete path, as it would make workflow more consistent.
Here are other functions I use for other filetypes.
def generate_html(text, filename):
with open(filename, 'w') as file:
file.write(text)
def generate_pdf(text, filename):
pdfkit.from_string(text, filename)
def generate_markdown(text, filename):
h2m = html2text.HTML2Text()
markdown = h2m.handle(text)
with open(filename, 'w') as file:
file.write(markdown)
Notice that all filenames passed are utilized with no change.
Related to #29
Greetings
I'm attempting to utilize pypub with my Slixfeed XMPP news bot.
The result would yield a filename that was not originally intended.
If my intention is to have
filename_001.epub, it would turn intofilename001.This results in my program failing to locate the generated file.
To solve this, I import module
osand rename the file.Please allow passing a complete path, as it would make workflow more consistent.
Here are other functions I use for other filetypes.
Notice that all filenames passed are utilized with no change.