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hk
is it a fruitful endeavour to have some sort of automated program turn the i2p docs into a pdf?
hk
it would be a portable way to carry the documentation, I figured it could be useful to some
hk
but unsure if it is worthy to pursue
RN
can you not build them from the git?
RN
hk, do you mean the javadocs?
hk
RN: no no the docs on geti2p
RN
s/build them/build pdf files/
RN
\oh
RN
browse, "print (to pdf)" done
RN
though, pdf form is handy if you want to view them offline (don't have a router up yet or are mobile or...)
RN
well, the docs on geti2p are in the git
RN
in i2p.www instead of i2p.i2p
hk
ahh I was thinking of an all-in-one
hk
a whole table of contents and all of them in a single file
RN
so, you should be able to do something from that
hk
gotcha I appreciate it
RN
at the very least you can parse the files you select and generate an index and make that into a pdf, if there is not a more native way to do so from a gitthigy
RN
My thinking is: I build the BSD docs from source when I compile/update freebsd and that can be set up to make pdfs or web pages or whatnot
RN
docproj or something
RN
been a long time since I tinkered with that part of my setup
hk
yeah im just cramming through claude to get me something in go to do it, it's gonna parse through the html files then put them in a pdf. I have no idea if it's gonna work but it uses wkhtmltopdf.
RN
sounds like an interesting project that can either be done quick, or get confusing...
RN
I hope you get the former
hk
thanks, I appreciate the advice
hk
if this thing works ill def share it
RN
so are you getting the html from git i2p.www? or do you already have it copied locally?
hk
naw I did it the shady way, I didnt even think about i2p.www I just scraped
hk
DX
RN
well, if you pull it from the git, you can update easy, and maybe skip some steps, like
RN
*** watches train of thought just derail ***
hk
hm
hk
I see what you mean though, it just makes sense to git clone
RN
yeah
RN
then set up your 'convert' process
RN
pull again and convert again to repeat
RN
rinse
RN
and repeat
RN
to updae
RN
update
RN
*** flubs the punch line ***
RN
I guess not drinking as much makes a difference. Only one beer and I'm typing funny and messin up
RN
LOL
RN
anyway... I'm oftopicing
RN
s/oftopicing/off-topicing/
RN
off top icing
RN
off topic in
RN
g
hk
hahaha
RN
*** unplugs the keyboard for a little while ***
hk
no problemo
hk
it is incredibly broken right now, it appends a lot of redundant information and the whole pdf is 500+ pages but it has the content
hk
RN:
hk
but it's there. I cant believe it
RN
:)
RN
redundant stuff like what? page numbers? url on each page?
hk
like
hk
like the social media links
hk
on every single page XD
hk
"Follow us on Mastadon!" x500
hk
whole thing is ~5 megabytes
RN
hehe
RN
I don't see social links, browser extension
RN
;)
RN
or is it a greasemonky script...
dr|z3d
I'm not convinced pdf is the best format.
dr|z3d
a self-contained, relative-linked website might be a better bet. something that can easily be read offline.
RN
yeah, you can definately browse/navigate local html when offline
dr|z3d
since it's local, you can throw in some javascript to handle things like languages, navigation etc, as required.
dr|z3d
maybe local search, too.
hk
right right
dr|z3d
and coherent navigation.
dr|z3d
it could then feasibly be included as a build option with the router, in similar vein to the javadocs.
hk
I see, sounds very feasible. I appreciate the feedback a lot guys thanks
RN
hey now. dr just next leveled your fun project
RN
no pressure there hk
RN
;)
dr|z3d
the word you want is "elevated" RN :)
RN
but I'm anxiously awaiting progress reports
RN
naw, I like verbing things
hk
RN: no pressure indeed
hk
*** wipes sweat from forehead ***
RN
wordsmith, so, ya' know
RN
great ideas though
RN
that really would be an interesting optional router feature
hk
just needed a reality check and I got it
hk
yeah I figured some local docs like that would just be convienient at the least
RN
specify enabled, docroot dir (relative to .i2p), and displayed name on the link
RN
javadocs, site docs, custom-user-html-files
dr|z3d
no, not relative to .i2p
hk
maybe a little bloat, maybe but you wouldnt need to connect to i2p-projekt.i2p everytime you needed to check the docs and whatnot. javadocs included and everything just bundled. a manual
dr|z3d
i2p/docs/ is where it would live, in its own folder.
dr|z3d
just like javadoc does.
hk
hm hm
RN
well, not sure where to put them, javadoc goes into .i2p doesn't it? havent looked in a while where it ends up
dr|z3d
no, it doesn't.
dr|z3d
i2p/docs is exposed in the console. .i2p/ isn't.
dr|z3d
think of i2p/docs as the site root if you like.
RN
ok, so just need to expose the mechanism and you could have other content in i2p/
RN
i2p/usercustomhtmlthing/
RN
static stuff like (java)docs only
dr|z3d
you're not listening, are you?
RN
probably not, you mean me?
RN
LOL
RN
sorry
RN
bit distracted...
dr|z3d
content you want to serve up in the console goes in /i2p/docs/{foldername}
RN
right. sorry.
hk
dr|z3d: good to know, I appreciate it
dr|z3d
if you grep for <target name="javadoc" in your i2p workspace/build.xml then you've got a template.
dr|z3d
(sort of)
RN
*** pastes some notes for review when sober ***
dr|z3d
the javadoc target is probably overkill, but it should be easy enough to create a target that makes the contents of i2p/docs/{foo} available in the console.
RN
*** slides a beer down the bar to all who would enjoy one, and a surprise consolation item to those who don't drink ***
RN
yeah, that sounds really nice. I would definately use that if it made it to both javas
zzz
rst2pdf ?
dr|z3d
!
dr|z3d
we moved on from the idea of converting the website technical documentation to pdf
zzz
i havent
hk
zzz: it uses wkhtmltopdf. if anyone is interested I have it in working condition. github.com/hkh4n/i2pdoc2pdf
hk
git clones instead of wget this time of course
hk
the problem is that the apt version of wkhtmltopdf is patched so that you cant do multiple html files. you'd have to manually download an old version of libssl and ontop of that download a static build of wkhtmltopdf. but it works