Create a recipe from a local index file

[Villard]

Hello
I've already edited or created some recipes. As I'm not an expert, I generally look builtin recipes to find solutions.
But this time, I've a basic request and I am stuck . Thank you for you help.

I just want to create an epub to collect some fixed internet pages likewise

https://www.example.org/article1
https://www.example.org/article2
https://www.example.org/article3

The page "https://www.example.org" does not exist or is not reachable.

(NB: using the recipe fonctiunality seems to me more familiar than using the ebook-convert fonctiunality. Maybe I'am wrong on that)

So, my idea is to create on my PC a local html file, which just lists these entries :

<p><a href="https://www.example.org/article1">Article 1</a>
<p><a href="https://www.example.org/article2">Article 2</a>
<p><a href="https://www.example.org/article3">Article 3</a>

But I've tried and tried and I've not found a way to create a basic recipe.
Thank you for giving me a tip to progress

Villard

[unkn0wn]

        [
            ('Articles',
                [
                    {'title': '1', 'url': 'https://www.example.org/article1'},
                    {'title': '2', 'url': 'link2' },
                ]
            ),
        ]

return something like this in parse index.

[Villard]

Thank you
what do you mean by "return something like this in parse index." ?
Do I have to write something like
def parse_index(self):
soup = [
('Articles',
[
{'title': '1', 'url': 'https://www.example.org/article1'},
{'title': '2', 'url': 'link2' },
]
),
]

Sorry for my basic question !

[unkn0wn]

add return soup at the end in that parse

[Villard]

Originally Posted by unkn0wn

add return soup at the end in that parse

It works !
Thank you very much for your help

[DaySleeper]

@Villard, you know more than I do about creating recipes. I would very much like to have something like this to use also, and have been flailing around with other solutions that don't work very well. Could you post your recipe?