Project Status

[azu]

Hi @nicohaenggi
Thanks to create a great tool!

I want to improve the stability of the tools.
I'm wondering if you're still willing to take PRs against this repo? (Similar Question #41)

Some Pull Requests and Issues have still existed.

• Base URL changes: change baseUrl #73 Updated baseUrl to the latest. #66 change base url to update compatibility #59
• SSO support like ACM account: SSO support #18 Implement Web Login for SSO #21 Implement SSO using cookie and .config file. #32 Enable Authentication for SSO Users #78 Implement Web Login for SSO based on #21 #77
• Stability downloads: Download 503 error #22 Image download error 500 response #79

[pierow2k]

I have wondered about the status of the project as well. For quite some time now there have been a number of fixes and PRs sitting in limbo waiting for approval. This makes it challenging to stay on top of what is currently required to run the tool given the somewhat frequent changes to the Safari site.

[neverbot]

Personal opinion: javascript is good enough.

I forked the project (in case is useful for anybody) here https://github.com/neverbot/safari-hunter/, applied some minor changes, linted (using eslint and prettier) all the code and updated the module system to standard javascript (import/export) instead of CommonJS (require/module.exports), which can be done in node v12.

But I think the biggest problem would be in converting books with multiple stylesheets, because at the moment some books are not coverted right and big parts of some chapters are missing.

[azu]

This project looks abandoned.