Sorry in advance if it already handles this, but I was afraid to test mid-download of a fairly large Substack.
Can we support downloading multiple formats, like both html and md in an efficient manner if we passed multiple formats to the --format param?
i.e. --format html md
or
--format html,md
And by efficient, I mean that if --download-images and/or --download-files is also passed, that it only has to download them and rewrite the URLs once when creating both outputs?
When I ran two different commands in my early testing, it took as long, or longer to create the .md output as it did the .html. I didn't see any data changes on the already downloaded images, so don't think it's re-downloading them. But sort of expected the subsequent run to go slightly faster considering all images had already been downloaded during the html run.``
Sorry in advance if it already handles this, but I was afraid to test mid-download of a fairly large Substack.
Can we support downloading multiple formats, like both html and md in an efficient manner if we passed multiple formats to the --format param?
i.e.
--format html mdor
--format html,mdAnd by efficient, I mean that if
--download-imagesand/or--download-filesis also passed, that it only has to download them and rewrite the URLs once when creating both outputs?When I ran two different commands in my early testing, it took as long, or longer to create the .md output as it did the .html. I didn't see any data changes on the already downloaded images, so don't think it's re-downloading them. But sort of expected the subsequent run to go slightly faster considering all images had already been downloaded during the html run.``