I want to convert it to pdf

[dark grail]

You can easily convert that to markdown, each chapter title/subchapter having its own heading level and adding pagebreaks after each subchapter/chapter

You can iterate through it and create a string

I'm assuming you already know markdown?

Anyways, there are python libraries that can take markdown and convert it into PDFs

[meager niche]

I am out rn. Actually, I made this when I was at home on my pc a few hrs ago. We had to go to someone's wedding today, so I cannot do it. Can you help me?

And yk, pydroid3 is shit

Can only be used to run codes

[dark grail]

for future tasks you can use termux and edit the code in any editor you'd like, but termux allows you to have a whole command line

packages and stuff

handy

[meager niche]

Yeha. But i was getting errors downloading pip packages

[dark grail]

with termux?

[meager niche]

Yeah

[dark grail]

that's weird...

[meager niche]

Ik.

[dark grail]

Anyways, it's possible to do all of this easily

And you don't even need a library to convert to PDFs

Some sites do that

so all you need to do

is add a neat little hashtag behind chapter titles

and some newlines

[meager niche]

From json to pdf?

[dark grail]

yep

[meager niche]

Hmm

I'll find out

Thanks man for the suggestion

You want source code?

@dark grail

[dark grail]

of?

[meager niche]

The program and the prompts to make the book

Using Gemini pro

[dark grail]

No it's fine 😄

[meager niche]

😀

Bye

[dark grail]

Oh, we're done {?}

I have more to say @meager niche 😔

[meager niche]

Sure. Go on

@dark grail

[dark grail]

Yes give me a sec I need to drink water

dry throat

[meager niche]

Lol

[dark grail]

Programmers require hydration 😔

But yes I'm back

So this book, you didn't do it through makersuite or bard?

You made a whole program for it?

You there @meager niche ?

Well that's a shame, I was just stalling 😔

Now it'll be a while until you see this @meager niche 😔

import json

book : list[dict[str,str]] = json.load(open("The Train Of Lost Souls.json", 'r'))

output = "# The Train Of Lost Souls\n\n### By @emperorayush\n\n<div style=\"page-break-after: always\"></div>\n\n"


for chapter in book:
    title = chapter["chapter_title"]
    subchapters : list[dict[str,str]] = chapter["subchapters"]
    output+=f"## {title}\n\n"
    for subchapter in subchapters:
        subchapter_title = subchapter["subchapter"]
        subchapter_content = subchapter["content"]
        
        output+=f"### {subchapter_title} \n\n {subchapter_content} \n\n"
    output+="<div style=\"page-break-after: always\"></div>\n\n"

print(output)```

To convert the output markdown I just went to a markdown render site, https://md2pdf.netlify.app/ which opens the Print dialogue - allows you to save as PDF, just hide the footers and headers

enjoy 😄