CALIBRE-DEBUG(1)                    calibre                   CALIBRE-DEBUG(1)

NAME
       calibre-debug - calibre-debug

          calibre-debug [options]

       Various command line interfaces useful for debugging calibre. With no
       options, this command starts an embedded Python interpreter. You can
       also run the main calibre GUI, the calibre E-book viewer and the
       calibre editor in debug mode.

       It also contains interfaces to various bits of calibre that do not have
       dedicated command line tools, such as font subsetting, the E-book diff
       tool and so on.

       You can also use calibre-debug to run standalone scripts. To do that
       use it like this:
          calibre-debug -e myscript.py -- --option1 --option2 file1 file2 ...

       Everything after the -- is passed to the script. You can also use
       calibre-debug as a shebang in scripts, like this:
          #!/usr/bin/env -S calibre-debug -e -- --

       Whenever you pass arguments to calibre-debug that have spaces in them,
       enclose the arguments in quotation marks. For example: "/some path/with
       spaces"

[CAC TUY CH<?>N]

       --add-simple-plugin
              Them m<?>t plugin don gi<?>n (vd nhu m<?>t plugin co m<?>t file
              .py duy nh<?>t) b<?>ng cach tr<?> du<?>ng d<?>n d<?>n file py
              ch<?>a code cho plugin.

       --command, -c
              Run Python code.

       --debug-device-driver, -d
              G<?> l<?>i cho qua trinh tim thi<?>t b<?>

       --default-programs
              (Un)register calibre from Windows Default Programs.
              --default-programs = (register|unregister)

       --diff Ch<?>y cong c<?> calibre diff. Vi d<?>: calibre-debug --diff
              file1 file2

       --edit-book
              Launch the calibre "Edit book" tool in debug mode.

       --exec-file, -e
              Run the Python code in file.

       --explode-book, -x
              Explode the book into the specified folder. Usage: -x file.epub
              output_dir Exports the book as a collection of HTML files and
              metadata, which you can edit using standard HTML editing tools.
              Works with EPUB, AZW3, HTMLZ and DOCX files.

       --export-all-calibre-data
              Export all calibre data (books/settings/plugins). Normally, you
              will be asked for the export folder and the libraries to export.
              You can also specify them as command line arguments to skip the
              questions. Use absolute paths for the export folder and
              libraries. The special keyword "all" can be used to export all
              libraries. Examples:    calibre-debug --export-all-calibre-data
              # for interactive use   calibre-debug --export-all-calibre-data
              /path/to/empty/export/folder /path/to/library/folder1
              /path/to/library2   calibre-debug --export-all-calibre-data
              /export/folder all  # export all known libraries

       --fix-multiprocessing
              For internal use

       --gui, -g
              Ch<?>y GUI trong khi dang b<?>t s<?>a l<?>i. D<?>u ra s<?>a
              l<?>i du<?>c chuy<?>n d<?>n stdout va stderr.

       --gui-debug
              Ch<?>y chuong trinh v<?>i debug console va ghi log vao m<?>t
              du<?>ng d<?>n nh<?>t d<?>nh. Ch<?> dung cho  n<?>i b<?>. Dung cu
              phap -g d<?> ch<?>y chuong trinh trong ch<?> d<?> s<?>a l<?>i.

       --help, -h
              show this help message and exit

       --implode-book, -i
              Implode a previously exploded book. Usage: -i output_dir
              file.epub Imports the book from the files in output_dir which
              must have been created by a previous call to --explode-book. Be
              sure to specify the same file type as was used when exploding.

       --import-calibre-data
              Nh<?>p d<?> li<?>u calibre da xu<?>t tru<?>c do

       --inspect-mobi, -m
              Ki<?>m tra file MOBI t<?>i cac du<?>ng d<?>n da d<?>nh

       --paths
              T<?>o d<?>u ra cac du<?>ng d<?>n c<?>n d<?> thi<?>t l<?>p
              calibre

       --run-plugin, -r
              Run a plugin that provides a command line interface. For
              example: calibre-debug -r "Plugin name" -- file1 --option1
              Everything after the -- will be passed to the plugin as
              arguments.

       --run-test, -t
              Run the named test(s). Use the special value "all" to run all
              tests. If the test name starts with a period it is assumed to be
              a module name. If the test name starts with @ it is assumed to
              be a category name.

       --run-without-debug
              Don't run with the DEBUG flag set

       --shutdown-running-calibre, -s
              Khi<?>n b<?>n calibre dang th<?>c thi co th<?> k<?>t thuc. Luu y
              r<?>ng n<?>u co tac v<?> dang th<?>c thi, chung s<?> du<?>c am
              th<?>m h<?>y b<?> , do do, s<?> d<?>ng c<?>n th<?>n.

       --subset-font, -f
              Subset font da d<?>nh. B<?>n co th<?> dung -- sau tuynay d<?>
              m<?>t chuong trinh subset font ch<?> khac co th<?> nh<?>n du<?>c
              tuy ch<?>n t<?> calibre.

       --test-build
              Th<?> nghi<?>m cac module nh<?> phan

       --version
              show program's version number and exit

       --viewer, -w
              Run the E-book viewer in debug mode

AUTHOR
       Kovid Goyal

COPYRIGHT
       Kovid Goyal

7.17.0                        thang 8 23, 2024                CALIBRE-DEBUG(1)