Package: hehe-maker
# HeHE-makerFor an (outdated) guide in Swedish, as created for Redaktionen at E-sektionen, see `README.swe.md`HeHE-maker is now capable of writing its’ own articles! Check out the -aa flag for more informationHeHE-makeris a simple command line-tool to create a paper to be published in printed and/or web form. Simply create the pages you want, order them in an otherwise empty directory/folder (simply naming them 01.pdf, 02.pdf, 03.pdf etc. is enough) and let the script create printable versions, as well as web versions, for you! If more than one page happens to be in the same PDF-file, for example if an article has two pages in the same file, HeHE-maker will take care of this for you.## QuickstartThis program is part if the Python Package Index (PyPi) and can easily be installed and run usingpip. Start by installing Python 3.x from [here](https://www.python.org/downloads/), and runpython -v(or, in some cases,python3 -v) in your console and make sure everything looks reasonable. Then run the following commands:pip install hehe-makerAlternativelypip3 install hehe-makerDone! You can now use HeHE-maker by typinghehemakerfollowed by arguments (according to “Running the program” below)!To check for updates, runpip install –upgrade hehe-maker## Running the programUpdate: Since version 1.3.13, HeHE-maker now supports direct paths; All functions can now be called on filepathsSimply usehehemaker -i “<path to input>” -o “<path to output>”and the script will create print.pdf and web.pdf at the specified path. The path can either be full, likeC:\User...\exampleor relative, or be omitted for HeHE-maker to default to the current directory.If you are on Windows and this fails, check to see if Python and Python/Scripts are in your PATH-variables (Swe:Miljövariabler).## Further functions and flagsHeHE-maker can do much more to facilitate the publishing of a paper by using flags to set functions. These are written before the input and output paths. They are as follows:This list not helpful enough? Use-hor–help!To specify input and output path, use-iand-o(or–inputand–outputrespectively). For example, runninghehemaker -o “C:\Users\<some user>\Desktop”(note that quotes are optional) will assemble the pages in the current directory and output them to the desktop. These can be direct file paths, such as~/somedir/example.pdf, but this will not work when using the–autoarticleor–getoptions or when using in normal mode (i.e. to create web and print-versions).To suppress the requirement for the number of pages to fit nicely on the print format, use-for–force. (This is only necessary when running in normal mode, i.e. not using other flags)To get only specific pages of PDF(s) in a directory, use-gor–getand specify which pages you want.To convert from a printed version to a web version, use-sor–split.To remove one or more pages use-rmor–removefollowed by the page number(s) to be removed. Example: To remove the first and last page of a 12 page file, usehehemaker -rm 1 12 -i <path to input> -o <path to output>To insert pages into an existing file, use-insor–insertfollowed by the path to the pages to be inserted, and-x(or–index) followed by where the pages should be inserted. Example: An article saved in “C:\Users\Hacke..\article” is to be inserted at page 3. Usehehemaker -ins C:\Users\Hacke..\article -x 3 -i <path to input>” -o <path to output>HeHE-maker can generate .txt files of new articles using Markov chains. Simply use-aaor–autoarticle(and specify the number of sentances wanted, defaults to 40) and HeHE-maker will use the PDF files at the input directory to create a new article using computer magic and save it at the output directory. Note that this works best with a lot of samples! This can take a while (but still faster than writing the thing yourself! If I were you I would also go through the text and remove unforseen syntax errors (I am just a man and this script is just a burning pile of garbage). HeHE-maker can also extract files in the.txtformat, and will create a.txt-file when done extracting from PDF(s). This way,-aacan be used on this text file instead in the future, speeding up the process!### Further Examples#### Using relative paths (Recommended)HeHE-maker is capable of using relative paths to find the directory/folder of your input/output. As default (i.e. no input and/or output is passed), HeHE-maker will set the current directory/folder as both input and/or output. For example, if all pages to a paper is saved in a folder at~/Documents/HeHE. If we position ourselves in that directory and runhehemaker, we will createprint.pdfandweb.pdfin that~/Documents/HeHE.#### Little TimmyLittle Timmy is a bit off his meds, and has not read the changelog. He can now use direct paths, for example `~./somedir/target.pdf` instead of making folders directly. This can have unforseen (or just boring) consequences together with making a paper, there you should continue to use directoriesLittle Timmy has an old printed version of a paper as a PDF file,old.pdf, but he wants to censor the article on pages 4-5 and replace it with a two-page ad. He savesold.pdfin an otherwise empty directory~./somedir/and saves his ad in the (otherwise empty) directory~./ad/.Timmy starts by creating a web version by switching directory to~./somedir/and runninghehemaker -s. He then removesold.pdf;~./somedir/now only containssplit.pdf.He now deletes the unwanted article, in accordance with his local Supreme Leader’s wishes, by runninghehemaker -rm 4 5. He then deletes all evidence by removing the oldsplit.pdf.He now inserts the ad (probably for his beloved Supreme Leader) by runninghehemaker -ins ~./ad/ -x 4, and deletes the oldremoved.pdf.Little Timmy now wants the whole paper in a printable format on his desktop, so he finally runshehemaker -o C:\Users\TimmysMom\Desktop.Good job Timmy!## WhyDoing all this with large documents (12+ pages) becomes very tiresome.