ebm_builder | ebookmaker Windows binary builder
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ebm_builder is a HTML library. ebm_builder has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
ebookmaker Windows binary builder
ebookmaker Windows binary builder
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The latest version of ebm_builder is v0.11.30
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Install ebm_builder
Install the ebookmaker build dependencies.
Clone this repository
Install the ebookmaker build dependencies Install Python 3.8 from python.org. Install Microsoft Visual Studio Build Tools. Go to Microsoft Visual Studio Downloads. Scroll down and expand Tools for Visual Studio 2019. Download Build Tools for Visual Studio 2019. This will download and start the Visual Studio Installer. In the installer, select the C++ build tools workload. You really will need all of the things this wants to install. All 4GB of it. Start the install.
If not present already, you may need to add the following to your PATH to pick up python, pip, and pipenv: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38 %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\Scripts %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Python\Python38\Scripts
Also ensure that tidy is on your PATH, since it is used by ebookmaker. A version of tidy is bundled with Windows Guiguts, and can be found in the tools (or src/tools) directory: PATH=$PATH:/c/dp/guiguts/src/tools/tidy
Install pipenv pip install --user pipenv
Within the repository clone, install the pipenv virtual environment pipenv install
ebookmaker dynamically loads the set of available parsers, packagers, and writers from the filesystem using pkg_resources. Unfortunately this does not work with pyinstaller so we need to adjust the installed ebookmaker code to provide it with an explicit list using the ebookmaker-pyinstaller.patch file.
To release a new binary:.
Ensure you are working with a fresh checkout of the master branch.
Tag the repo with the same version of EBookMaker installed in the Pipfile: git tag v0.9.1 master
Push the tag to the upstream repo: git push --tags upstream
Create the ebookmaker.exe file in the dist folder.
Copy a suitable tidy.conf into the dist folder - use get_tidy_conf.sh.
Create a zip named with the version of EBookMaker that it was built from. For example: ebookmaker-0.9.1.zip. It should contain the ebookmaker.exe and the tidy.conf files.
Create an ebm_builder release with the tag using the following template: Release title: Description: updated with the appropriate versions This is a Windows binary of the <tagname> [ebookmaker](https://github.com/gutenbergtools/ebookmaker) tool built on Windows 10 with pyinstaller and Python 3.8. Attach the zip file
Clone this repository
Install the ebookmaker build dependencies Install Python 3.8 from python.org. Install Microsoft Visual Studio Build Tools. Go to Microsoft Visual Studio Downloads. Scroll down and expand Tools for Visual Studio 2019. Download Build Tools for Visual Studio 2019. This will download and start the Visual Studio Installer. In the installer, select the C++ build tools workload. You really will need all of the things this wants to install. All 4GB of it. Start the install.
If not present already, you may need to add the following to your PATH to pick up python, pip, and pipenv: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38 %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\Scripts %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Python\Python38\Scripts
Also ensure that tidy is on your PATH, since it is used by ebookmaker. A version of tidy is bundled with Windows Guiguts, and can be found in the tools (or src/tools) directory: PATH=$PATH:/c/dp/guiguts/src/tools/tidy
Install pipenv pip install --user pipenv
Within the repository clone, install the pipenv virtual environment pipenv install
ebookmaker dynamically loads the set of available parsers, packagers, and writers from the filesystem using pkg_resources. Unfortunately this does not work with pyinstaller so we need to adjust the installed ebookmaker code to provide it with an explicit list using the ebookmaker-pyinstaller.patch file.
To release a new binary:.
Ensure you are working with a fresh checkout of the master branch.
Tag the repo with the same version of EBookMaker installed in the Pipfile: git tag v0.9.1 master
Push the tag to the upstream repo: git push --tags upstream
Create the ebookmaker.exe file in the dist folder.
Copy a suitable tidy.conf into the dist folder - use get_tidy_conf.sh.
Create a zip named with the version of EBookMaker that it was built from. For example: ebookmaker-0.9.1.zip. It should contain the ebookmaker.exe and the tidy.conf files.
Create an ebm_builder release with the tag using the following template: Release title: Description: updated with the appropriate versions This is a Windows binary of the <tagname> [ebookmaker](https://github.com/gutenbergtools/ebookmaker) tool built on Windows 10 with pyinstaller and Python 3.8. Attach the zip file
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If ebookmaker crashes and the traceback refers to imported packages, it may be that one of the packages has been updated, requiring an updated version of pyinstaller. Try upgrading to the latest version of PyInstaller by finding the latest released version and upgrading to it with:. An error such as local variable 'xxxx' referenced before assignment may indicate that a fix is needed in ebookmaker itself. Contact the ebookmaker maintainers with details. Error Entity 'nbsp' not defined indicates that either that the tidy.conf file has not been located, or is incorrect. The tidy.conf file sets an option that converts named entities to numeric ones.
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