So... the book is released under a Creative Commons license that does not authorize sharing derived works...

BUT...

If you use this tool I just vibe-coded with our good friend Claude: https://onetake-ai.github.io/html-ebooks/

And point it at the repository: https://github.com/yan7109/yan7109.github.io/tree/main/ma-bo...

It will give you an ePub with all the chapters, including a bit of styling etc.

The code is MIT licensed, so do with it as you wish.

Thank you! This was very helpful :)

I enjoyed reading the first few chapters, but wanted a PDF as well. I run browserless.io, so threw a quick script together to PDF-ify this. Gist is here: https://gist.github.com/joelgriffith/0e6a2a774317e845206ca8d....

You can pretty much just create a free plan and run this in our debugger, which will compile the chapters and return PDF. Pretty fun little challenge.

Good feedback, I’ll add one later tonight

pdf link added at the bottom of the page

just download with curl as html

This may help: https://github.com/yan7109/yan7109.github.io/tree/main/ma-bo...

Though I'd rather download a PDF or ePub.

I would say that the current format is a 'book' in content, but not a 'book' nor an 'e-book' in form, as you can't manipulate it as a single object. But I've seen a few other examples here on HN where people showed off a 'book' purely as a website.

As I shared in a comment above, the book is released under a Creative Commons license that does not authorize sharing derived works so only the original author can distribute you an alternative version

However I vibe-coded this tool for my personal use with our good friend Claude: https://onetake-ai.github.io/html-ebooks/

Which when pointed at a repository containing an "html book", like https://github.com/yan7109/yan7109.github.io/tree/main/ma-bo...

will give you an ePub with all the content in one place.

It's not a single page.