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# Bopher Tools: a set of simple Bash scripts to not just browse Gopher but also create content for it
Bopher Tools is a small collection of simple shell scripts that are:
Bopher Tools is a small collection of simple shell scripts that:
- written in pure Bash with no external dependencies;
- totally independent from each other (but can be combined in the true spirit of Unix philosophy);
- are written in pure Bash with no external dependencies;
- are totally independent from each other (but can be combined in the true spirit of Unix philosophy);
- only accept input from stdin and only output their results into stdout;
- aim to ease your life when it comes to creating and publishing your own content in Gopherspace.
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## `gmi2txt.sh`
This tool converts Gemtexts into CRLF-terminated and preformatted plaintext files ready to be served on Gopher. It has the same parameters as `gmi2map.sh` sans the placeholder character. Link lines are converted to the "[description]: [url]" format and, unlike `gmi2map.sh`, also are subject to reflows like everything else.
This tool converts Gemtexts into CRLF-terminated and preformatted plaintext files ready to be served on Gopher. It has the same parameters as `gmi2map.sh` sans the placeholder character. Link lines are converted to the `[description]: [url]` format and, unlike `gmi2map.sh`, also are subject to reflows like everything else.
Example - imagine we have this rudimentary Gemtext document in the `example.gmi` file:
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