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A while back at $DAYJOB I tried to get a CI pipeline to bundle our docs as .chm, but the official tooling (hhc, with-or-without Sphinx as a frontend) is windows
by mappu 4y ago
A while back at $DAYJOB I tried to get a CI pipeline to bundle our docs as .chm, but the official tooling (hhc, with-or-without Sphinx as a frontend) is windows-only pre-unicode nonsense; the only Linux native chm compiler i found was Halibut (from the author of PuTTY) which has many of its own idiosyncrasies.
Is there any normal-looking way to make a chm from a directory full of html files?
- jimmygrapes 4y agoI haven't made one in ages, but I have heard Calibre might be able to process CHM and possibly even generate it (cannot confirm). The only working bookmark I have now that standalone MSDN is basically defunct (RIP, legend) is: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/desktop/htmlhelp/microsoft-html-help-1-4-sdk https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/... (might wanna archive before MS redirects it to welcome.microsoft.com or something) Not sure if that helps but it's all I got!