Filter pale chapters to save only chapter content#14
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Add extract_chapter_content() that uses regex to pull out just the entry-title and entry-content from each downloaded page, stripping comments, sharing buttons, navigation, related posts, and other non-chapter elements. Co-Authored-By: tom mottes <tom.mottes@gmail.com>
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Filter pale chapters to save only chapter content
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extract_chapter_content()tosave_ebook.pythat uses regex to extract only the chapter title (<h1 class="entry-title">) and body (<div class="entry-content">) from each downloaded WordPress page. This strips out user comments, sharing/like buttons (jp-post-flair), related posts (jp-relatedposts), navigation, sidebar, footer metadata, and all other non-chapter HTML.The function is applied in the pale download loop so
pale_full.htmlcontains only chapter text.Review & Testing Checklist for Human
</div><!-- .entry-content -->HTML comment as its end marker. Verify this comment is consistently present across all 311 chapters — if any chapter's template differs, content could be truncated or missed entirely..*withre.DOTALL, removing everything from those divs to end-of-string. Confirm these divs always appear at the tail of entry-content and never inside actual chapter text.Notes