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function usage
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echo "Bookmobile: Simple command line script to download articles for offline reading as html, epub or markdown. Saves a simplified html document to current directory as default."
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echo ""
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echo "Optionally, you can specify a theme, format and output directory"
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echo "Optionally, you can specify a theme, format, filename and output directory"
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echo ""
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echo "Usage: ./bookmobile url [ --theme THEME ] [ --format FORMAT ] [ --output OUTPUT ]"
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echo "Usage: ./bookmobile url [ --theme THEME ] [ --format FORMAT ] [ --name FILENAME ] [ --output OUTPUT ]"
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echo " [-h | --help ]"
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echo ""
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echo "Options:"
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echo " -f FORMAT Set file format (html, reader, markdown, epub)"
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echo " default: html"
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echo ""
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echo " --name NAME"
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echo " -n NAME Set specified file name instead of defaulting to article title"
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echo ""
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echo " --output OUTPUT"
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echo " -o OUTPUT Set output location"
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echo " default: current directory"
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end
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function check_args
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argparse h/help t/theme= f/format= o/output= -- $argv
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argparse h/help t/theme= f/format= n/name= o/output= -- $argv
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or exit 1
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if set -q _flag_help
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set format $_flag_format
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end
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if set -q _flag_n
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set -g name $_flag_name
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end
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if set -q _flag_o
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set output $_flag_output
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end
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set -g title (readable $url --properties "title")
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if test -z "$title" #if title was empty, set title to date time
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if test -n "$name" #check if title specified by user
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set -g title $name
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else if test -z "$title" #if title was empty, set title to date time
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set -g title (date "+%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S")
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