1. npm install
2. npx clasp login
3. npx clasp create --type webapp --title "TextbookGenerator" --rootDir ./dist
4. once .clasp.json is generated inside the ./dist directory, move the **.clasp.json** to the root directory
5. npm run build
6. npm run upload

Creating a new theme

• add a new html to the themes folder

[
	chapter_1: {
		title: "some title",
		content: {
			section_1: [
				"some content",
                		"another content"
            		],
            		...
		}
	},
	...
]

The number of chapters reflects the number of chapters in sheet

• Main title for each chapter sits in Titles sheet
• Sheet chapter should be named as Chapter_<number>
• Each row in the sheet chapter is considered as section
• Each column in row section is part of the section's content
• For new creation of theme, please refer to how the data is being outputted.

Click the link for Content structure in document for templating SHEET Reference

1. Enter a name how you want to identify your folder, so you can easily find it in you google drive

2. Here's a test document you can use -> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1x9WHtS9I0A2VLXpnoTu8WlTDlbKMkzXR7HsIW7PzQmU/edit

   • Each document is equal to an object,
   • Each sheet named "Chapter_" in the document is equal to an object property,
   • Each row is equal to an array of column items
   • Each column in a row is an item of a row

   The number of titles in the title sheet must have to match the number of Chapter_ sheets * If the number of Chapter_ sheets is less or greater than the number of titles declared in the title sheet, the program will only extract the Chapter_ sheet that matches the index of title in titles sheet.

   |Example data output I structured from the document:|

   {
       "data": {
           "chapter_1": {
               "title": "some title",
               "content": {
                   "section_1": [
                       "section 1 item 1",
                       "section 1 item 2"
                   ],
                   "section_2": [
                       "section 2 item 1",
                       "section 2 item 2"
                   ]
               }
           }
       }
   }

   • Once done filling the document, copy the document link and paste it to the second field
   • On the third field, select a template you want to use. (At the mean time, There's only one template which is test)
   • Click "Generate" and wait until a prompt apears.
   • Check if the folder you named appears in your google drive, and there you will find the generated files

For templating of textbook, you can ask me to convert a textbook into template and I will structure a document dedicated to a specific theme. Though you can uses any document similar the provided one, but you cannot guarantee the expected output you want for a specific textbook, that is why for each textbook theme a specific document structure will be created by the theme author.