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EPub versions of each of the sutras #9

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rufuspollock opened this issue Jul 10, 2021 · 1 comment
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EPub versions of each of the sutras #9

rufuspollock opened this issue Jul 10, 2021 · 1 comment

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@rufuspollock
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When I come across a page I want to get an epub version so i can read offline in my favourite epub reader (and add notes etc there)

Acceptance

  • Epub generated for each text
    • chapter titles generated for each section (if no h1 then h2 are chapter titles)
  • Link to each epub on each page

Analysis

  • I think this gets generated outside of the generation by nuxt (?)
    • it doesn't make sense for nuxt to generate anything other than an "html" website
    • the downside is we need to keep track of routing structure in two places: in nuxt and in epub system
    • maybe could reduce that downside if you generated stuff at same time (unfortunately this is a bit tough in nuxt compared to nextjs b/c routes auto-generated in background for us vs in getStaticPaths)

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@rufuspollock rufuspollock transferred this issue from life-itself/sutras Dec 14, 2022
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nathenf commented Dec 15, 2022

Another good utility would be creating audios of articles. This would always be my preferred method of consumption so I can note take faster. There is good text to speech software available these days

NOTE: May be less relevant for Sutras actually

@rufuspollock rufuspollock transferred this issue from life-itself/community Jan 22, 2024
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