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CLI: better control of output file names #754
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I want to add 2 cents to this issue: the use of also consider: using Thanks for this great tool! Hope to see these enancements soon! |
@AdamQuadmon @DesBw Thanks for your feedback, I am open to review a pull request on this. |
…m output paths Introduces two new CLI arguments to allow fine-grained control over how output file paths are generated: --filename-template: Specify a template string using variables like {domain}, {hash}, {ext} to define a custom directory structure and file naming scheme --max-length: Set a maximum character limit for generated file paths, intelligently truncating if needed while preserving essential components Includes documentation updates covering the new options, examples, and troubleshooting. Closes adbar#754
Introduces two new CLI arguments to allow fine-grained control over how output file paths are generated: --filename-template: Specify a template string using variables like {domain}, {hash}, {ext} to define a custom directory structure and file naming scheme --max-length: Set a maximum character limit for generated file paths, intelligently truncating if needed while preserving essential components Includes documentation updates covering the new options, examples, and troubleshooting. Closes adbar#754
It would have been great if there is a way to name the output files by the url address where they are extracted.
This is useful to manually check faulty texts.
A feature like this:
The file generated from "www.example.com/page3" would be named "www.example.com_page3.txt.".
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