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The service provided by this tool is available for OSP authors. Did you ever think of writing a book? Do not hesitate to contact us! :-) Visit: http://www.opensourcepress.de/autor-werden
The OSP command line interface allows you to convert your OSP book project into a PDF and HTML preview on-demand.
This program runs on Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
To install the OSP Authors CLI you just need node.js 0.10.x. Therefore, just visit http://nodejs.org and install: "npm" - the node package manager. Please follow the installation routine instructions.
After the installation finished, open a terminal.
Typing node -v [ENTER] should print ">= v0.10.x"+.
OR
Typing nodejs -v [ENTER] should print ">= v0.10.x"+.
Typing npm -v [ENTER] should print ">= 1.3.x"+.
Type: [sudo] npm install osp [ENTER]
Please note that you need a working internet connection.
After the installation finished:
type osp [ENTER].
The OSP Author CLI help message should be printed and guide you further more.
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We found that osp demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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