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cambridge-reader-scraper

v1.7.2

Published

CLI to inspect and reconstruct Cambridge Reader books

Readme

Cambridge Reader Scraper

Rebuilds Cambridge Reader and Cambridge GO books into PDFs.

Quickstart

Download the compose file:

mkdir scraper
cd scraper
curl -fsSLO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kk-spartans/cambridge-reader-scraper/main/devops/docker-compose.yml

Create .env:

[email protected]
CAMBRIDGE_GO_PASSWORD=your-password

Run it:

docker compose run --rm scraper

The scraper starts CloakBrowser automatically, logs into Cambridge GO, shows a book picker, and writes PDFs to ./out. I know it's slow, will work on it later.

Supplementary audio/video files declared in the book manifest (or found alongside the pages) are saved next to each PDF in a <book>_media/ folder. Pass --skip-media to skip them.

Development

Requires devenv, Nix, and Docker.

git clone https://github.com/kk-spartans/cambridge-reader-scraper
cd cambridge-reader-scraper
devenv shell

The devenv provides arion and docker-compose. The dev composition is declared in devops/arion-compose.nix and builds the scraper image with Nix (devops/docker.nix).

Create .env as above, then run:

devenv tasks run cambridge-reader-scraper:scrape

or directly:

arion -f devops/arion-compose.nix -p devops/arion-pkgs.nix run --rm scraper

Building the Docker image

nix build .#docker
docker load < result