Readers

class pykindle.readers.Reader

Bases: object

This class is only for inherit. Reader is in fact a package of the render function of jinja. It renders some args to a mobi asset. Renders are only used in items, items will call item.reader.render when generate a book.

render(*args, **kwargs)

Render some source to mobi asset.

class pykindle.readers.TemplateReader(jinja2_loader=<jinja2.loaders.FileSystemLoader object>)

Bases: pykindle.readers.Reader

This class is only used for inherit. It defines the jinja2 environment.

class pykindle.readers.HtmlReader(jinja2_loader=<jinja2.loaders.FileSystemLoader object>)

Bases: pykindle.readers.TemplateReader

This class renders html source code.

render(title, author, description, content)

Title, author, description and content, as their names indicate, are the metadata of the html article.

class pykindle.readers.MarkdownReader(markdown_options=None, **kwargs)

Bases: pykindle.readers.HtmlReader

This class renders markdown source code to mobi asset.

render(title, author, description, content)

Title, author, description and content, as their names indicate, are the metadata of the html article.

class pykindle.readers.MagazineNcxReader(jinja2_loader=<jinja2.loaders.FileSystemLoader object>)

Bases: pykindle.readers.NcxReader

Render the ncx asset.

render(categories, title, author)

It’s not stable currently. TODO: change the categories behavior.

class pykindle.readers.NcxReader(jinja2_loader=<jinja2.loaders.FileSystemLoader object>)

Bases: pykindle.readers.TemplateReader

TODO: implement.

class pykindle.readers.ImageReader

Bases: pykindle.readers.Reader

Used to render image. Currently, it just return the source itself.

render(content)

Render some source to mobi asset.