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- checksums.yaml +4 -4
- data/README.adoc +5 -5
- data/lib/kindle.rb +1 -1
- data/lib/kindle/parser/annotations.rb +1 -0
- metadata +1 -1
checksums.yaml
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metadata.gz:
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metadata.gz: 4d4e97e0ace51b0d74997514e0642f316caf3a1c
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data.tar.gz: cb285f0c8dcc4ea8d1a9fe32c23efe8c1e015879
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metadata.gz: e8d3e3e9ba191b810b5c577c13b12d0d20f0e707048cae178cef64ef5e0b90e4cd05ceb501ac0c35dfcbd081db4b1b0980d0cc966dda9f4b350b8a8609c33b34
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data.tar.gz: 99355fd5d831bda8f60a2f89e6542cf502963ba54e057fe0f18051aa3302303156f31fb52457dda0b93df3de8c8def1e4729cbf4d1af287fce71403a83b1f45c
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data/README.adoc
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```sh
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# Option 1
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kindle --username=change@your.email --password=yoursecret init
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kindle --username="change@your.email" --password="yoursecret" init
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```
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**OR**
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```sh
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# Option 2
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```
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**OR**
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=== Step 2: Fetch your data
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==== kindle update
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==== kindle highlights update
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The `update` sub-command uses either the passed in credentials or the saved credentials in the settings file and reaches out to Amazon's Kindle highlights website. It slurps all the highlights (and book info) and saves it in a SQLite3 database in `~/.kindle`.
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```sh
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kindle update
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kindle highlights update
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```
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The `update` command will take a while to run, depending on how many highlights you have. Don't worry if it doesn't seem to do anything. That's okay. Trust in the UNIX-way.
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==== kindle highlights
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The `highlights`
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The `highlights` command requires a sub-command to generate the appropriate output. Currently the available output formats are: JSON, CSV, and Markdown.
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Example with JSON:
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data/lib/kindle.rb
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def collect_authoritative_highlights
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# NOTE: This fetch may fail if the highlight count is realy large.
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books.each do |book|
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next if kb.highlight_count == 0
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kb = Kindle::Book.find_or_create_by(asin: book.asin, title: book.title, author: book.author)
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if kb.highlight_count != book.highlight_count
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kb.highlight_count = book.highlight_count
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