Hi, earlier I created it as a wrapper using calibre and percollate. It was not portable at all.
This weekend, re-wrote it in golang to use go-readability for converting HTML to readable content and then build epub from there.
Now, binary can be used directly without worrying about extra dependencies.
Name is kindle-send but it is just pushing epubs via email. So shouldn't be a problem if you're using a different reader that supports receiving ebooks via email.
Thanks so much for making this! I've always had problems sending to my Kindle from different systems. It's a good thing you're not using the MOBI format since Amazon is retiring it. Cheers!
Use go-readability to remove noise from webpage --> Download all the images and change their refs to point to local images --> Add the content to epub structure created using go-epub
This weekend, re-wrote it in golang to use go-readability for converting HTML to readable content and then build epub from there.
Now, binary can be used directly without worrying about extra dependencies.
Name is kindle-send but it is just pushing epubs via email. So shouldn't be a problem if you're using a different reader that supports receiving ebooks via email.