I’ve published an extremely niche, small project on github today: https://github.com/eunikolsky/kitya. The repository contains a few scripts and a readme to create epubs out of Kitya Karlson’s blog (in Russian). I won’t repeat the readme here.

Why have I open-sourced it? I think it may be a useful example (primarily for myself) of using the Haskell XML Toolbox (HXT) to process XML in Haskell and generating automated screenshots of webpages. HXT is mind-bendingly cool and unusual, as it uses arrows to process the parsed XML tree; it takes a while to figure out what’s going on, but then it’s relatively easy to use the provided combinators to do whatever you need with XML/HTML.