Using more general binary name for paged.js to ease installation.

.gitignore

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 __pycache__
 *.pyc
 node_modules
-settings.py

settings.example.py

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-PAGEDJS_BINARY_PATH = '' 
-# Path to the pagedjs-cli executable
-# Find it with `whereis pagedjs-cli`
-DEBUG = False 
-# When set to true, the application doesn't generate a PDF, 
-# but uses the pagedjs-polyfill to show a preview of the document
-SITEURL = 'http://localhost:5000'
-# The url pagedjs-cli tries to connect to, this url is the
-# default of the Flask development server
-BASEURL = ''
-HTML_TMP_DIR = '/tmp/publishing_house/'

settings.py

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+PAGEDJS_BINARY_PATH = 'pagedjs-cli' # os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'node_modules/pagedjs-cli/bin/paged')
+# Path to the pagedjs-cli executable
+# Find it on linux with `whereis pagedjs-cli`
+# Let's try the simple way first :-)
+DEBUG = False 
+# When set to true, the application doesn't generate a PDF, 
+# but uses the pagedjs-polyfill to show a preview of the document
+SITEURL = 'http://localhost:5000'
+# The url pagedjs-cli tries to connect to, to retrieve the HTML of
+# the book, default if the default url of the Flask development server
+BASEURL = ''
+# Baseurl on the server. For now only in devployment
+HTML_TMP_DIR = '/tmp/publishing_house/'
+# Location where the temporary html files are stored