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The git-scribe tool is a simple command line toolset to help you use Git, GitHub and Asciidoc
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to write e-books. This provides tools for setting up the structure, collaborating with co-authors, doing technical and copy-editing, handling translations, taking errata, as well as publishing online, pdf, mobi (Kindle) and epub (iBooks, Nook) versions.
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The git-scribe tool is a simple command line toolset to help you use Git, GitHub and AsciiDoc to write e-books. This provides tools for setting up the structure, collaborating with co-authors, doing technical and copy-editing, handling translations, taking errata, as well as publishing online, pdf, mobi (Kindle) and epub (iBooks, Nook) versions.
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The project is targeted for writing books of any length, but should also be usable for articles and stuff too, though for a while you'll have to just do it as a really short book.
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The idea is that you use the tool to generate a known structure, write in asciidoc and let the tool handle everything else for you. I want authors to be able to focus on writing and not have to worry about anything else (website, multiple format generation, etc).
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The idea is that you use the tool to generate a known structure, write in AsciiDoc and let the tool handle everything else for you. I want authors to be able to focus on writing and not have to worry about anything else (website, multiple format generation, etc).
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A good AsciiDoc cheat sheet: http://powerman.name/doc/asciidoc#_text
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A good AsciiDoc cheat sheet: http://asciidoctor.org/docs/asciidoc-syntax-quick-reference/
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Disclaimer
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