Making docs available offline was one of my main motivations for building this tool. I will try Apple Docs too.
I previously downloaded the Snowflake docs, and it was something like tens or even hundreds of thousands of pages, I do not remember exactly. The output ended up being very large.
By the way, I forgot to add zstd compression support to my ZIM reader/writer. I will implement that in the next version.
Good news for you: here is the command to clone Apple Docs:
```bash bin/kage clone https://developer.apple.com/documentation/ \ --scope-prefix /documentation/ \ --out /Users/apple/data/apple-docs \ --chrome "/Applications/Google Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google Chrome" \ --max-pages 0 --max-depth 0 \ --workers 3 --browser-pages 3 --asset-workers 6 \ --render-timeout 60s --settle 2s --timeout 30s \ 2>&1 | tee -a /Users/apple/apple-docs.log ```
Adjust it to your needs :)
I smoke-tested it, and all the content and CSS work, but I stripped all the JS, so the sidebar won't work.
If you run into any problems, feel free to create new issues in the repo. It helps me prioritize and know what should be fixed.
Making docs available offline was one of my main motivations for building this tool. I will try Apple Docs too.
I previously downloaded the Snowflake docs, and it was something like tens or even hundreds of thousands of pages, I do not remember exactly. The output ended up being very large.
By the way, I forgot to add zstd compression support to my ZIM reader/writer. I will implement that in the next version.