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Comment #48889478
Fixed: https://github.com/tamnd/tomo-labs/blob/main/docs/content/ex...
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Comment #48889461
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Comment #48889423
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Comment #48575117
I built these tools because I'm tired of recent tools being built for AI rather than for humans. More are coming soon!
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Comment #48575108
It is a sibling project of https://github.com/tamnd/kage , in case you missed it.
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Comment #48575070
Sorry, the docs come first, and I will set up Brew and Scoop later. In the meantime, you can use the pre-built images from the releases or use Go to build from source.
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Comment #48544560
Possible, but currently I disable all large files, including videos. For video downloading, I suggest wrapping around yt-dlp. It's an awesome tool.
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Comment #48544529
If there's more demand for that, maybe I will implement a more relaxed version.
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Comment #48544522
Currently, all of that is broken. At one point, I had a traumatic experience where an archived HTML file kept redirecting to the live site, even though I already had all the conten…
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Comment #48543362
Good news for you: here is the command to clone Apple Docs: ```bash bin/kage clone https://developer.apple.com/documentation/ \ --scope-prefix /documentation/ \ --out /Users/apple/…
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Comment #48537319
It should be fixed by https://github.com/tamnd/kage/pull/12 Thanks for nice trick.
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Comment #48534311
Not yet supporting cookies, since I created this tool for shadowing public websites first. I will add options to pass cookies later. It will pass them to the underlying Chrome/Chro…
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Comment #48534151
This could be a nice code golf project. It only needs a webview, a ZIM reader, and a way to append data to an existing binary and read it back. I did something like that a very lon…
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Comment #48534110
For sharing, better use the html folder or zim format, Kage supports both of them.
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Comment #48534063
I have a project for creating and archiving RSS feeds, keeping the full history from the time the crawler starts. I need to clean up a bit, then will open source it soon.
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Comment #48534032
Exactly. For downloading, Kage requires Chrome or Chromium. Running it inside Docker makes setup easier and keeps cleanup simple: https://github.com/tamnd/kage/blob/main/Dockerfile…
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Comment #48533990
Making docs available offline was one of my main motivations for building this tool. I will try Apple Docs too. I previously downloaded the Snowflake docs, and it was something lik…
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Comment #48533955
Thanks ;)
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Comment #48533945
Kiwix has readers for almost every platform, Android, desktop, iPhone. That's why I made Kage produce ZIM file. The executable file is mostly for people who don't have Kiwix instal…
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Comment #48533911
This brings back memories. Around twenty years ago, internet was still expensive dial-up, so I used to go to an internet cafe, run HTTrack to download websites and manga, copy ever…