> git clone https://github.com/andreburgaud/jd2chm.git

> py -m venv ENV

> ENV\Scripts\activate
(ENV) >

(ENV) > pip install -r requirements.txt

(ENV) > python jd2chm.py -h

                         jd2chm version 1.0.0b1
                 Copyright (c) 2001-2016 Andre Burgaud
                        http://www.burgaud.com/

Usage:

  jd2chm.py [ -h | -c | -l | [-p path] [-o output] [-t title] [-v] ]

  -h: Displays usage.
  -c: Checks if the HHC compiler is installed.
  -l: Displays license.
  -v: Verbose (displays debug information)
  -p path:   'path' is the directory containing a Javadoc
             documentation (default: current directory).
  -o output: base name of the CHM output file
             Ex.: -o 'product' will result in a CHM file named 'product.chm'.
  -t title:  Assign 'title' as the title of the project.

Notes:
- The user is prompted if the project name and document title are not
  provided at the command line. The default values are extracted from
  the Javadoc index.html (see examples below).
- The Javadoc directory is the directory containing the file index.html.

Examples:
jd2chm.py -p C:\beanshell\javadoc
  The user is prompted to possibly modify the default values for the
  project name and document title.

jd2chm.py -p C:\beanshell\javadoc -o bsh20b4 -t "Beanshell 2.0b4" -v

jd2chm.py -p C:\j2se\docs\api -o j2se142_02 -t "Java(TM) 2 SDK 1.4.2"

jd2chm.py -o jython21 -t "Jython 2.1"
  The Javadoc is assumed to be in the current directory.

jd2chm.py -o SWT30M7 -t "Standard Widget toolkit 3.0M7"
  The Javadoc is assumed to be in the current directory.