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A readlist is a mixtape, but for online content.

Home Page: https://readlists.jim-nielsen.com

JavaScript 80.18% CSS 13.86% HTML 1.46% TypeScript 4.50%

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It will be great if the format matches JSONFeed

Compatibility
Ability to read in the feedreader
Here is an example readlists in the JSONFeed format - https://data.thejeshgn.com/readlists/sri-lankas-economic-crisis.json

Thank you for amazing product. I love the UI.

Missing license

First of all, thanks for building this, as you I've missed readlist a lot and I found your project as I was starting to build my own, so thanks for saving me many sleepless nights :-)

Would you mind adding a license to this project?

Thanks

Formating issue for some pre/code blocks

Hello:
I love your readlists implementation. I use it to generate epubs that I can read on my phone when I am
offline.

However I have come across an issue with some web sites. For example, if I create a readlist of:

https://stackabuse.com/python-specific-design-patterns/

and look at the code examples wrapped in pre, some of them don't have linebreaks.
I think it is caused by the syntax highlighting. For example the original example looks
like this on the web page:

while in the epub (or HTML output) from Readlists, I get:

If you try this you will note that the third pre-block that has no syntax highlighting displays correctly
with linebreaks. Also the second pre-block has linebreaks after lines that do not have any syntax
highlighting.

I am not sure if this can be fixed in Readlists to allow the highlighting to be properly displayed
in the epub. I would be happy to lose the syntax highlighting and get linebreaks where they
should be (or line wraps and line breaks if the line is too long).

Thanks again for a great tool. It works wonderfully for my other application which is to download
EMS articles for use on the ambulance.

Import url as part of the app URL parameter

For example I have copied your list here. To open it if I can give a URL like this. It's so much easy to share.

https://readlists.jim-nielsen.com?import=https://data.thejeshgn.com/readlists/paul-miller-offline

Assuming CORS is set.

Custom HTML seems to not work.

I was testing out a copy of https://javascript-for-web-designers.abookapart.com.

When I viewed the exported HTML, I found that I needed the following CSS to make it readable:

img {
  max-width: 100%;
}
pre {
  outline: 1px black solid;
  padding: 1em;
  overflow: auto;
}

I then attempted to create a new copy of the HTML with the CSS placed inside the custom
HTML:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>
Javascript for Web Designers -- Matt Marquis -- A Book Apart
</title>
<style>
<insert CSS from above here>
</style>
</head>
</html>

I regenerated the HTML and ended with the original title (not the one in the custom HTML)
and no style/css in the head.

Also when I:

saved the Readlist to json,
deleted the readlist and
reloaded the readlist from the json file I had saved

the custom html was not saved.

Am I doing something wrong?

The info dropdown identifies the version of readlists as 4dcaefb.

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It will be great if the format matches JSONFeed

Missing license

Formating issue for some pre/code blocks

Import url as part of the app URL parameter

Custom HTML seems to not work.

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