customised_formatting_script's Introduction

Instructions

Installing

Open a terminal window at the location of the unziped folder. and run

chmod +x run.sh

Once chmod, it can now be executed easily by writing

./run.sh

Into the terminal window.

How to use

Run the script with the given arguments, options would be running 
the script using the default which is with conversion being applied 
in the script. The second option would be handling the conversion
manually using 'https://cloudconvert.com'.

The conversion is done from docx to HTML. Conversion is done to HTML
because the docx is only modifiable from Word.

Formatting begins by searching all bolded words. The script does not 
know when a specific vocab word starts or beings. It can only know 
by the lenght of the bolded text. I.e. if you have a sentance with 
"My name is John" and you want to use "My name" as the vocab translation.
Then you have to bold "My name" together, and not "My" and then "name" as 
2 seperate bolded objects. If the goal is to have "My" and "name" as two 
different vocabulary words then each word has to be bolded seperately.

To recap, each object that is bolded regardless of amount of words will
be used as the translation origin.

After the formatting is finished, the file is then reconverted from HTML 
to docx. Keeping the format as close as possible.

Usage: custom_format.py -i <-input> [-c]

Options: -h --help Show this screen --version Show version -i <-input> The file to be formatted -c Convert the file from docx to HTML and back to docx

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