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Output multiple PDF files for multiple webpages instead of one single PDF? #38

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x-ji opened this issue Oct 15, 2018 · 6 comments
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x-ji commented Oct 15, 2018

As discussed in #37, sometimes it might be useful to output each webpage to a separate PDF instead of putting all pages into one PDF.

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I wonder if this can be achieved with standard UNIX commands to keep percollate itself simpler...

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@x-ji what would be your preferred flow here, in terms of running the command(s)? Would you get the URLs from browser tabs and paste them in the command line? would you keep them in a separate file?

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x-ji commented Oct 15, 2018

That's a good point. Though #40 looks quite good. Thanks a lot for this. I'd most likely keep the URLs in a separate file, but for now I can also feed the file content to the command line with something like percollate pdf $(< ~/list)

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Just to make sure I understand correctly, percollate pdf $(< ~/list) still needs the --individual flag, right?

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The --individual flag is available in [email protected]

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x-ji commented Oct 15, 2018

Yeah. I was just describing a way to pass in the webpages to download via a file, whether the --individual flag is passed in or not.

This version works perfectly. Thanks ❤️

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