how to convert markdown with sub-markdowns to ebook

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main.md contain sub-mds:

main.md

1. [1 - ](1.md)
1. [2 - ](2.md)
1. [3 - ](3.md)
1. [4 - ](4.md)
1. [5 - ](5.md)
1. [6 - ](6.md)

I use calibre command:

ebook-convert main.md main.epub

But only the content of main.md is wrote to epub.

user1700898 · Accepted Answer · 2019-08-18 02:08:39Z

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I found two things.

For me the link has to be written '( ./6.md )' with a space before and after the file specification.

Then I found the ebook-convert app wants html files for inputs. It complains that the inputs are "binary"

answered Aug 18 '19 at 2:08

user1700898

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Thanks, it seems that calibre doesn't support md format very well. – camino Aug 18 '19 at 13:43
"It complains that the inputs are "binary"." This is probably caused by extended ascii characters in the source file which should be only 7 bit text. Find the high ascii characters and remove or replace them with low ascii characters. Or set the text source file as utf-8. How to do that depends on the editor you are using. – Bulrush Sep 7 '19 at 13:17

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Bulrush · Accepted Answer · 2019-09-09 16:48:34Z

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I just use Pandoc and specify all .md files on the command line. Here is an incomplete command line: pandoc [some options] 1.md 2.md 3.md.

Source files go last, after all other options, on the command line.

answered Sep 7 '19 at 13:16

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