kepub.epub as the output extension (for Calibre compatibility, only use if you know what you are doing) Nonexistent output]: Output filename : Output directory for contents of input (default: current directory) o, -output string : Directory to place converted files/dirs under [1 file input with no-preserve-dirs Flatten the directory structure of the input (an error will be shown if there are conflicts) i, -inplace Don't add the _converted suffix to converted files and directories u, -update Don't reconvert files which have already been converted (i.e.
v, -verbose Show extra information in output If you are using Go 1.16, I also recommend adding -tags zip117 after go build for better performance.
Run go install The resulting binary will be in $HOME/go/bin, or whatever GOBIN is set to. Install Go 1.16 or later if you haven't already done so. The converted files will be in the current directory with the suffix _converted. Run kepubify with one or more files/directories to convert as arguments. Install kepubify with pkg install kepubify. Run the binary with one or more files/directories to convert as arguments. Download the kepubify binary for your architecture from the releases page. The converted files will be in your home folder with the suffix _converted. Drag the file you downloaded onto the terminal again, then drag the folders or files onto it (or type them manually), pressing space before each one, then press enter. Type chmod +x into the terminal (note the space at the end), drag the file you downloaded onto it (or type the path manually), and press enter. You can also install kepubify with Homebrew. If you have a M1 chip, download kepubify-darwin-arm64 instead. Download kepubify-darwin-64bit from the releases page. Drag your books or folder of books onto the downloaded executable. 
If you're unsure which one to choose, use kepubify-windows-32bit.exe. Download kepubify-windows-32bit.exe or kepubify-windows-64bit.exe from the releases page.Documentation - Kepubify kepubify Home Docs Download Try Documentation
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