Commands
The commands are present in alphabetical order and organized by the domain followed by the action. Most of the information
can be found through the use of the --help flag. This page provides information on nuances and edge cases that might
not have fit in the CLI descriptions themselves.
Usage: main.py [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
config-edit prompts user to update settings values
config-init walks the user through the first time configuration
config-secrets-edit prompts user to update secret values in keyring
config-secrets-show displays the sensitive variables from the keyring
config-show displays the settings to the console
digest-by-ids generate EPUB from comma-separated Wallabag IDs
digest-cover-create procedurally generate a cover image for your digest
digest-recent generate EPUB from recent Wallabag articles
donate prints link to Glass Hound Computing's donation page
entry-add add an entry to your Wallabag instance
system-fonts-show displays installed system fonts
config-edit
prompts user to update settings values
An in depth guide about the configuration can be found in the settings section.
config-init
walks the user through the first time configuration
The first time configuration assumes some defaults, opting to only setup the requirements to generate a digest. Additional settings can be adjusted through the config-edit command.
If the default font is not installed, wallypub will install that in your system fonts.
config-secrets-edit
prompts user to update secret values in keyring
More details about the secrets can be found in the secrets section.
config-secrets-show
displays the sensitive variables from the keyring
config-show
displays the settings to the console
digest-by-ids
generate EPUB from comma-separated Wallabag IDs
The IDs should correlate with Wallabag entries. When viewing from the web, the entry ID can be found in the URL In https://app.wallabag.it/view/32247628 the ID would be 32247628
digest-cover-create
procedurally generate a cover image for your digest
digest_cover_create exists mostly to have a means of independently test that image generation works on the machine. It is also useful for testing new fonts to see how they look on the page.
Wallypub will automatically generate a new cover if the configured filename in the cover_file setting matches the default name of "cover.jpg", this remains true even if you configure another directory as the location for the static files. Recommendation is to call the file something "custom_cover.ext" or "name_of_digest.ext".
digest-recent
generate EPUB from recent Wallabag articles
donate
prints link to Glass Hound Computing's donation page
buymeacoffee.com/glasshoundcomputing
entry-add
Usage: main.py entry-add [OPTIONS] URL
add an entry to your Wallabag instance
Options:
--tags TEXT comma separated string
--help Show this message and exit.
system-fonts-show
Usage: main.py system-fonts-show [OPTIONS]
displays installed system fonts
Options:
--scroll allows you to scroll through system fonts q to quit
--search TEXT fuzzy search for font names
--help Show this message and exit.