Documentation

Credits

Project originates from GitHub. You are free to privately use repository content. Project is intended for getting novels in a single file and NOT for copying novels from one website to another.

Overview

The index page provides control over the web scraping process through three primary actions:

  1. Create Request — Submit a URL and the number of chapters to scrape. You must also choose an output file extension. Available extensions indicate whether they support text and/or images. On submission, a request is created and you receive a Request ID. Better save it but it will as well be saved in cookies and shown at the bottom of the page.
  2. Add Website — Suggest a new website to be supported by submitting its URL. This does not start scraping, it queues your suggestion for future support.
  3. Download Result — Provide the Request ID from a completed job to download the results as a ZIP archive. You will get logs and result files there. After request is finished it will be available for repeated download for a fixed time.

The page also shows a list of pending requests. They are saved in cookies. They do not indicate whether request is finished or not - you need to make a request to find out. If you request some RID and it is successful or irredeemable, entry is removed.

Supported Websites

The following websites are currently recognized by the scraper (some may actually not work - you can locally fix or report on github):