Guides
Task-oriented walkthroughs for the things people actually do with yomi: reading a page, crawling a site, packing it into one file, choosing an output shape, and handling images.
Each guide is built around a job rather than a flag: turning one page into clean Markdown, reading a whole site in scope, packing a site into one SQLite database or ZIM archive, deciding between a folder and a single file, and choosing what happens to images. They assume you have worked through the quick start.
Reading a page
Turn one URL into clean Markdown with yomi read: render modes, front-matter, the title heading, images, and the meta and links subcommands.
Crawling a site
Read a whole site into Markdown with yomi site: scope, robots, limits, workers, how links are rewired, and the media folder.
Packing a site into one file
Bundle a whole crawl into one SQLite database or one ZIM archive with yomi pack, and keep it current with a resumable, incremental crawl.
Single file vs folder
The two output shapes for yomi site: a folder of files mirroring the URL paths, or one combined Markdown file. When to use each, and how the single file's table of contents, anchors, and heading demotion work.
Images
The three image policies in yomi: leave them remote, download them next to the output, or inline them as data URIs. Where files land, and the size cap.