$ npm i -g epub-hyphen
Reqs:
- node 18.x
-
zip&unzipin PATH
Usage
$ ./epub-hyphen -h
Usage: epub-hyphen [options] input [-o output]
Hyphenate text nodes in epub or stand-alone xhtml files
Options:
-V, --version output the version number
-l <str> a 2-letter default language in case <html lang='xx'>
attribute is absent; this does NOT override already
present lang= attributes
-i <str> an additional comma-separated list of tags to ignore; a
tag can optionally include a class name, e.g. `h1,p.foo`
-o <str> an output file name (overwrite the contents)
--lang-list print all supported languages
--ignored-tags-list print the default ignored tags list
-h, --help display help for command
set NODE_DEBUG=epub-hyphen to enable debug log
When converting epubs:
- if no
-lis given, the program tries to detect the default language from epub metadata; - always use
-oin Windows.
Examples
$ echo '<p>дихлордифенілтрихлорметилметан</p>' | ./epub-hyphen -l uk
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<p>ди-хлор-ди-фе-ніл-три-хлор-ме-тил-ме-тан</p>
The contents of some tags is never hyphenated (code, pre, &c):
$ echo '<p><code>foobar</code>foobar</p>' | ./epub-hyphen
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
<p><code>foobar</code>foo-bar</p>
Hyphenate a epub:
$ ./epub-hyphen test/data/1.epub > 2.epub
Bugs
- No mappings the between internal lang names & BCP 47.
- An empty .x?html file is treated as an invalid xml.
News
v1.0.0 is a complete rewrite; its cli is incompatible with 0.0.x versions.