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Ioteverythin Opendocs Opendocs by tomevault-io

Name: Ioteverythin Opendocs Opendocs
Author: tomevault-io

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OpenDocs

Turn any GitHub README, npm package, Markdown file, or Jupyter Notebook into Word, PDF, PPTX, blog posts, JIRA tickets, and more — in one command.

Install

pip install opendocs

Core Command

opendocs generate <SOURCE> [OPTIONS]

Sources

Source type	Example
GitHub URL	`opendocs generate https://github.com/owner/repo`
npm package	`opendocs generate npm:axios`
Local file	`opendocs generate ./README.md --local`
Jupyter Notebook	`opendocs generate ./notebook.ipynb --local`
Folder of .md/.ipynb	`opendocs generate ./docs/`

Key Options

Option	Default	Description
`-f`, `--format`	`all`	Output format: `word`, `pdf`, `pptx`, `blog`, `jira`, `changelog`, `latex`, `onepager`, `social`, `faq`, `architecture`, `all`
`-o`, `--output`	`./output`	Directory for generated files
`--local`	off	Treat SOURCE as a local path
`--token`	`$GITHUB_TOKEN`	GitHub token for private repos
`--theme`	`corporate`	Color theme: `corporate`, `ocean`, `sunset`, `forest`, `minimal`
`--mode`	`basic`	`basic` (fast, no API key) or `llm` (AI-enhanced, needs `--api-key`)
`--api-key`	`$OPENAI_API_KEY`	API key for LLM mode

Common Usage

# Generate all formats from a GitHub repo
opendocs generate https://github.com/owner/repo

# Generate only a blog post from an npm package
opendocs generate npm:express --format blog

# Generate a Word doc from a local README
opendocs generate ./README.md --local --format word

# Generate docs from a whole folder, output to ./docs-out
opendocs generate ./docs/ --output ./docs-out

# AI-enhanced generation (richer content)
opendocs generate https://github.com/owner/repo --mode llm --api-key sk-...

# Use ocean theme, PDF only
opendocs generate https://github.com/owner/repo --format pdf --theme ocean

Output Files

All files are written to --output (default: ./output/). File names follow the pattern <repo_name>_<format>.<ext>.

When to Use

User asks: "generate docs for this repo" → opendocs generate <url>
User asks: "make a Word doc from the README" → opendocs generate <url> --format word
User asks: "create a blog post from npm:axios" → opendocs generate npm:axios --format blog
User asks: "export all the markdown files in ./docs" → opendocs generate ./docs/

Source: ioteverythin/OpenDocs — distributed by TomeVault.

---name: ioteverythin-opendocs-opendocsdescription: OpenDocs---# OpenDocsTurn any GitHub README, npm package, Markdown file, or Jupyter Notebook intoWord, PDF, PPTX, blog posts, JIRA tickets, and more — in one command.## Install```bashpip install opendocs```## Core Command```bashopendocs generate <SOURCE> [OPTIONS]```## Sources| Source type | Example ||---|---|| GitHub URL | `opendocs generate https://github.com/owner/repo` || npm package | `opendocs generate npm:axios` || Local file | `opendocs generate ./README.md --local` || Jupyter Notebook | `opendocs generate ./notebook.ipynb --local` || Folder of .md/.ipynb | `opendocs generate ./docs/` |## Key Options| Option | Default | Description ||---|---|---|| `-f`, `--format` | `all` | Output format: `word`, `pdf`, `pptx`, `blog`, `jira`, `changelog`, `latex`, `onepager`, `social`, `faq`, `architecture`, `all` || `-o`, `--output` | `./output` | Directory for generated files || `--local` | off | Treat SOURCE as a local path || `--token` | `$GITHUB_TOKEN` | GitHub token for private repos || `--theme` | `corporate` | Color theme: `corporate`, `ocean`, `sunset`, `forest`, `minimal` || `--mode` | `basic` | `basic` (fast, no API key) or `llm` (AI-enhanced, needs `--api-key`) || `--api-key` | `$OPENAI_API_KEY` | API key for LLM mode |## Common Usage```bash# Generate all formats from a GitHub repoopendocs generate https://github.com/owner/repo# Generate only a blog post from an npm packageopendocs generate npm:express --format blog# Generate a Word doc from a local READMEopendocs generate ./README.md --local --format word# Generate docs from a whole folder, output to ./docs-outopendocs generate ./docs/ --output ./docs-out# AI-enhanced generation (richer content)opendocs generate https://github.com/owner/repo --mode llm --api-key sk-...# Use ocean theme, PDF onlyopendocs generate https://github.com/owner/repo --format pdf --theme ocean```## Output FilesAll files are written to `--output` (default: `./output/`).File names follow the pattern `<repo_name>_<format>.<ext>`.## When to Use- User asks: *"generate docs for this repo"* → `opendocs generate <url>`- User asks: *"make a Word doc from the README"* → `opendocs generate <url> --format word`- User asks: *"create a blog post from npm:axios"* → `opendocs generate npm:axios --format blog`- User asks: *"export all the markdown files in ./docs"* → `opendocs generate ./docs/`---> Source: [ioteverythin/OpenDocs](https://github.com/ioteverythin/OpenDocs) — distributed by [TomeVault](https://tomevault.io).

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