Asciibook is an e-book generator tool that can convert AsciiDoc to e-books in HTML/PDF/EPUB/MOBI format.<p>GitBook used to be the best open source e-book generator, but they abandoned the project at the end of 2018. E-book authors either continue to use GitBook without maintenance or write their own scripts. So I came up with the idea to write a new eBook generation tool to replace GitBook.<p>Homepage: https://asciibook.org/
GitHub: https://github.com/asciibook/asciibook<p>Features:<p>- Supports generation of HTML/PDF/EPUB/MOBI.<p>- Based on the command line, distributed via docker, works well with CI/CD.<p>- HTML/CSS/JavaScript based theme system.<p>- Support latexmath.<p>For demonstrate, I generated an e-book using the source code of the "Pro Git", please visit https://asciibook.org/progit2/.<p>This project has just been released, I will continue to optimize it. Welcome to use and provide feedback.
I like your project.<p>The fact that Gitbook is no longer maintained is a sad news for me. I don't usually write books but I my favorite to maintain a product manuel is to use Gitbook. For example, here is a prototype for my recent project: <a href="https://xxz.jakehao.com" rel="nofollow">https://xxz.jakehao.com</a><p>At a first glance Asciibook's interface is not eye appealing as Gitbook. I hope your project can keep the momentum and hope to use it in production one day!
Looks cool, I look forward to testing it out more.<p>I noticed a bug: In the sample PDF (<a href="https://github.com/asciibook/progit2/releases" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/asciibook/progit2/releases</a>) the admonitions are not loading. Instead there are empty rectangles where the icons should be.