long-ebook-generator-ai 0.1.0

An A.I. tool for generating long Kindle ebooks based on a prompt

long_ebook_generator_ai

Overview

long_ebook_generator_ai is a Python package designed to generate a long (or short) eBook based on an AI-generated outline. It leverages AI to create structured book content with chapters, sections, and paragraphs, and can automatically create ePub files. The script can also generate a book cover image if desired. The output eBook can be used for Kindle and other eBook readers.

Features

• Outline Generation: Automatically generate a book outline with customizable depth and structure.
• eBook Creation: Converts the generated outline into an ePub file format.
• Customizable Content: Allows specifying the number of chapters, sections, and paragraphs for the generated book.
• Cover Image Generation: Option to generate a cover image based on an AI-prompt.
• Kindle Compatibility: Ensures that the generated ePub file is compatible with Kindle devices if needed.

Usage

1. Create a Book Outline

You can generate a book outline by providing the book title and specifying the desired structure:

• num_chapters: Number of chapters in the book.
• sections_per_chapter: Number of sections per chapter.
• subsections_per_section: Number of subsections within each section.
• paras_per_subsection: Number of paragraphs per subsection.

Example:

book_writer = BookWriter("How to become a Film Producer", use_gpt4all=False)
book_writer.generate_outline(num_chapters=3, sections_per_chapter=2, subsections_per_section=3, paras_per_subsection=3)

2. Generate the eBook

Once the outline is generated, you can create an ePub file. You have the option to generate a cover image by providing an image_prompt for AI-based image generation.

Example:

image_prompt = "Photo realistic cover of How to become a Film Producer"
book_writer.generate_ebook(author='Alexis Kirke', image_prompt=image_prompt)

3. Save the eBook

The script automatically saves the generated eBook in the current working directory with a filename based on the book title. The ePub file will be Kindle-compatible if the force_kindle_compatibility flag is set to True.

Example Workflow

if __name__ == "__main__":
    title = 'How to become a Film Producer in the age of Indies, Netflix, YouTube, and A.I.: A Step by Step Guide'
    book_writer = BookWriter(title, use_gpt4all=False)
    book_writer.generate_outline(num_chapters=3, sections_per_chapter=2, subsections_per_section=3, paras_per_subsection=3)

    image_prompt = "Photo realistic. " + title
    book_writer.generate_ebook(author='Alexis Kirke', image_prompt=image_prompt)

Customization

Parameters

You can customize the output by modifying the following parameters during the outline and eBook generation processes:

• title: The title of your book.
• author: The author name to be included in the book.
• num_chapters: Number of chapters.
• sections_per_chapter: Number of sections per chapter.
• subsections_per_section: Number of subsections in each section.
• paras_per_subsection: Number of paragraphs per subsection.
• generate_cover: Boolean to indicate whether to generate a cover image.
• force_kindle_compatibility: Ensures the ePub file is Kindle-compatible.

Dependencies

• OpenAI: Used to generate the book outline and content. Make sure you have access to the OpenAI API key.
• EpubLib: A library for creating and manipulating ePub files.
• HTML: Used to sanitize content and ensure it's properly formatted for ePub creation.

License

This project is open-source. You are free to use, modify, and distribute it under the terms of the MIT license.