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Change Log

All notable changes to the EPUP Page Approximator will be documented here.

[1.1.9]

  • Added the option to provide the chapter map as key:value pairs instead of a simple list.

[1.1.8]

  • Added the functionality to rebuild a valid page list from non-standard page markers in the ebook by passing a tag selector as the pages argument.
  • Added the --attributes\-a argument to select attribute values of detected page markers.
  • Fixed some bugs involving HTML decoding and zip file handling.
  • Guides moved to the new Wiki

[1.1.7]

  • The order in which the HTML documents are parsed is now defined by the order they are listed in the spine instead of their order in the content.opf.
  • There are two new options for dealing with special cases pertaining to the book spine. --nonlinear\-l for documents with the linear='no' setting and --unlisted\-u for documents not listed in the spine.
  • More bugfixes with path handling.

[1.1.6]

  • added new --romanfrontmatter\-f option to specif if and how many pages of front matter the book contains, which will be paginated in Roman numerals.
  • The --tocpages option now also supports roman numerals for defining the page number of sections before page one.
  • More bugfixes and performance improvements.

[1.1.5]

  • Added new --autopage flag for generating a dynamic number of pages by using the value of the pages argument as size definition of a single page.
  • Added new --suggest flag for use together with --autopage. This flag will display the dynamically generated page count without saving it to a file.
  • Added a new "words" mode for the --pagingmode option.
  • The pages argument accepts the string "bookstats", resulting in displaying the character-, line- and word count of the current book.

[1.1.4]

  • Added new flag --page-map for generating a page-map.xml file for compatibility with Adobe Digital Editions based readers.

[1.1.3]

  • Introduced the --tocpages\-t option for matching page numbers to Table of Content markers.
  • Implemented logic for starting a book at page 0 if the --tocpages list defines a 'first' page.
  • A more pythonic naming scheme for files

[1.1.2]

  • Source code fully documented
  • Enormous performance improvement.

[1.1.1]

  • Added a new --pagingmode\-p option to allow finer control over how pages are split up.
  • Fixed edge cases where page breaks could be generated outside the body tag of the document.

[1.1.0]

  • Switched to a proper node manipulation based approach. Much slower compared to the previous regex method, but much more reliable and guarantees that page breaks can't end up in invalid locations.
  • Added the --breakmode\-b option, to handle page breaks in the middle of words.
  • Lots of general bugfixes.

[1.0.0]

  • Initial release.