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Example output with chapter data:
```bash
$ novel-stats example.md -c
$ novel-stats -c example.md
chapter 1: 103 (drafted)
chapter 2: 83 (dev edited)
chapter 3: 115
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Example with multi-file markdown:
```bash
$ novel-stats multi_file.mdpp -pp -c -a
$ novel-stats -pp -c -a multi_file.mdpp
chapter 1 Lorem:
203 (drafted)
303 (dev edited)
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format. For instance:
```bash
novel-stats /path/to/your/novel.md[pp] [-c/--chapter] [-a/--act] [-pp]
novel-stats [-c/--chapter] [-a/--act] [-pp] /path/to/your/novel.md[pp]
```
### Optional flags
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* `-c` or `--chapter` — output chapter-by-chapter breakdown of word counts,
including how many words in each chapter are tagged with which status
* `-a` or `--act` — output act-by-act breakdown of word counts (total only)
* `--pp` — run markdown pre-processor, this allows for a multi-file input
* `-pp` — run markdown pre-processor, this allows for a multi-file input
(e.g. each chapter in its own file), but requires the MarkdownPP python
library.

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#!/usr/bin/python
import argparse
import collections
import sys
import tempfile
CHAPTER_MARKER = '## '
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def main():
arguments = sys.argv[1:]
filename = arguments[0]
# Better argument parsing
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument(
'-c',
'--chapter',
action='store_true',
help='output chapter-by-chapter breakdown of word counts, including how many words in each chapter are tagged with which status',
)
parser.add_argument(
'-a',
'--act',
action='store_true',
help='output act-by-act breakdown of word counts (total only)',
)
parser.add_argument(
'-pp',
action='store_true',
help='run markdown pre-processor, this allows for a multi-file input (e.g. each chapter in its own file), but requires the MarkdownPP python library',
)
parser.add_argument(
'markdown_file',
type=argparse.FileType('r'),
help='The markdown file for the novel, main file if a multi-file novel',
)
arguments = parser.parse_args()
mdfile = None
if '-pp' in arguments:
if arguments.pp:
# -pp flag to allow Markdown Preprocessing primarily to allow multi-file novel formatting
# this is implemented using a temporary file created using python's buit-in tempfile library
import MarkdownPP
mdfile = tempfile.TemporaryFile(mode='w+')
MarkdownPP.MarkdownPP(input=open(filename), output=mdfile, modules=list(MarkdownPP.modules))
MarkdownPP.MarkdownPP(
input=arguments.markdown_file, output=mdfile, modules=list(MarkdownPP.modules)
)
mdfile.seek(0)
else:
mdfile = open(filename)
mdfile = arguments.markdown_file
chapter_heading = None
act_heading = None
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total_word_count += word_count_by_chapter[chapter_heading]
# -c or --chapter to give a chapter-by-chapter word count summary.
if '-c' in arguments or '--chapter' in arguments:
if arguments.chapter:
for chapter_heading, chapter_word_count in word_count_by_chapter.items():
if chapter_heading is None:
continue
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print()
# -a or --act to give an act-by-act word count summary.
if '-a' in arguments or '--act' in arguments:
if arguments.act:
for act_heading, act_word_count in word_count_by_act.items():
if act_heading is None:
continue
print(
'act {}: {:,} words (~{}%)'.format(
act_heading, act_word_count, act_word_count * 100 // total_word_count
)
f'act {act_heading}: {act_word_count:,} words (~{act_word_count * 100// total_word_count}%)'
)
print()