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stackoverflow-cookbooks

v0.0.4

Published

stackoverflow-cookbooks - the set of questsions/answers from stackoverflow

Readme

Stackoverflow cookbook

Stackoverflow cookbook - is a set of weekly Q/A from stackoverflow.com.

Usage

Everybody can build his own set of Q/A for any stackoverflow tag. First of all install stackoverflow-cookbooks with:

npm install stackoverflow-cookboks

and execute:

stackoverflow-cookboks golang

It will get all questsions and accepted answers from stackoverflow for last 7 days and will generate: ./templates/golang/golang.html. That's all!

Now you can open this html file and ctrl+P for getting PDF.

Contribution

  1. Fork main repo;
  2. Create issue;
  3. Make changes;
  4. Send Pull request;
  5. Thank you.

TODO

  1. Improve design;
  2. Content list;
  3. Add error handling.

Authors

Built by @0xAX, _voidPirate and stackoverflow.com community.