It would be nice to have some doc in the README (or in package.json) about the minimum Node version. Your log messages say you "Update to Node 6", but unless you put that in the README a normal user wouldn't find the information.
I use NodeJS v4.2.6 (default Ubuntu 16.10 package) and launching gitbook-convert -d doesn't return anything. Not in logs, not on the command line...
In my opinion that could really be improved by adding a bit of messaging.
Note: I'm trying to use gitbook-convert from sources because I'm repeatedly failing to import this document: https://github.com/chamilo/docs/blob/1.11.x/en/admin/chamilo-1.11-guide-admin.odt to import on gitbook.com and I just receive a message saying the conversion failed, but I don't get any detail.
So I'm coming here to get more details, and then I'm stuck with no output either... :-)
Anyway, I couldn't say all that without congratulating you on gitbook.com. Really nice. Other .odt files have imported quickly and saved me a lot of time.
Oh, by the way, NodeJS 6 totally did the trick on Ubuntu Xenial.
It would be nice to have some doc in the README (or in package.json) about the minimum Node version. Your log messages say you "Update to Node 6", but unless you put that in the README a normal user wouldn't find the information.
I use NodeJS v4.2.6 (default Ubuntu 16.10 package) and launching gitbook-convert -d doesn't return anything. Not in logs, not on the command line...
In my opinion that could really be improved by adding a bit of messaging.
Note: I'm trying to use gitbook-convert from sources because I'm repeatedly failing to import this document: https://github.com/chamilo/docs/blob/1.11.x/en/admin/chamilo-1.11-guide-admin.odt to import on gitbook.com and I just receive a message saying the conversion failed, but I don't get any detail.
So I'm coming here to get more details, and then I'm stuck with no output either... :-)
Anyway, I couldn't say all that without congratulating you on gitbook.com. Really nice. Other .odt files have imported quickly and saved me a lot of time.
Oh, by the way, NodeJS 6 totally did the trick on Ubuntu Xenial.