This is a tool to convert multiple texts (in html) on different pages into one combined text, as a pdf.
Languages: - BASH - C - Python 3
Dependency: - https://github.com/wkhtmltopdf/wkhtmltopdf
Usage: Simply modify user_defined_parameters.py by using your favorite html-inspecting tools or methods. Run downloader.sh. This will create a folder with a file named "text_letter.pdf" as the combined pdf (tip: the foldername will be in the repo directory and is easily find-able with a command like "ls -t | sed -n 1p").
Current Problems: This tool does not work with all websites, as some sites do not have content- identifiable html elements (such as class or id tags). I'm considering creating a local mapping of the important html elements and restructuring this tool to work while applying this generalized fix. I also have yet to add a GUI. I'm considering a browser plugin, or something like QT or even something as simple as AppleScript (though that only works on Mac OS).
P.S. -- My little blurb: This tool can be useful for viewing the contents found in various links by scrolling through one pdf. My favorite pdf-viewing platforms are: Google Chrome (using the left- and right-arrows to quickly traverse pages), iBooks (for iOS: useful for viewing various pages of a pdf on one screen). I like these platforms for viewing text in a pdf because they are time-efficient.