04-03-2020
Hello
A good idea. I also started up.
nezabudka / srt_to_ass . GitLab
I tried to work with your script, but since I have slow Internet, I was not able to translate the file over all night. I tried to send requests in a non-blocking cycle in the background, but after around 75% percent of translated in 5 minutes banned me in Google.
I had to look for workarounds. That's what I did. I translate in portions of 50 renumbered lines. The script runs 1 to 2 minutes. I just made a release, I still need to write explanations and test. If it will be interesting, I will write a little later
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MOD2HTML(1p) User Contributed Perl Documentation MOD2HTML(1p)
NAME
mod2html - translate module PODs to HTML
SYNOPSIS
"mod2html" ["--base" url] ["--css" url] ["--index" title] ["--"["no"]"toc"] ["--hr" level] ["--bgcolor" #rrggbb] ["--text" #rrggbb] modDir
HTMLdir
DESCRIPTION
"mod2html" locates all the PODs under modDir translates them to HTML, and writes them to a directory tree under HTMLdir.
The directory tree maps the module namespaces.
It makes the HTML files world-readable.
OPTIONS
"--base" url
Translate "L<>" sequences into HTML links relative to url.
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"--index" title
Writes an index of all the HTML files to HTMLDir/index.html. title is used as the title of the index page.
"--"["no"]"toc"
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"--hr" level
Controls the profusion of horizontal lines in the output, as follows:
level horizontal lines
0 none
1 between TOC and body
2 after each =head1
3 after each =head1 and =head2
Default is level 1.
"--bgcolor" #rrggbb
Set the background color to #rrggbb. Default is white.
"--text" #rrggbb
Set the text color to #rrggbb. Default is black.
REQUIRES
"Pod::Tree::HTML"
SEE ALSO
"pod2html", "pods2html", "Pod::Tree::HTML"
AUTHOR
Steven McDougall, <swmcd@world.std.com>
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2003 by Steven McDougall. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as
Perl.
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