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cambridge-reader-scraper

v1.3.0

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CLI to inspect and reconstruct Cambridge Reader books

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Cambridge Reader Scraper

Rebuilds Cambridge Reader books into PDFs so you do not have to keep suffering through their app.

Docs live at https://kk-spartans.github.io/cambridge-reader-scraper/.

Usage

  1. Go to Cambridge GO, and make an account.
  2. Add your book with the 16-char code if you haven't already.
  3. Install Cambridge Reader:
winget install CambridgeUniversityPress.CambridgeReader

Or from Cambridge for MacOS (not tested).

  1. Login to it and download the book you want to scrape.
  2. Install Playwright Chromium:
pnpm dlx playwright install chromium
# or
npx playwright install chromium
# or
bunx playwright install chromium
  1. Run the scraper:
pnpm dlx cambridge-reader-scraper
npx cambridge-reader-scraper
bunx cambridge-reader-scraper

If you do not pass --outdir, the CLI asks where to save the PDFs and defaults to out when you just hit Enter.