Floppy/vtt2an

# vtt2an

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Convert WebVTT subtitles files into Akoma Ntoso transcripts.

## Installation

Ruby 2.3.1 recommended, then:

`gem install vtt2an`

or add to your Gemfile:

`gem "vtt2an"`

and then

`bundle`

## Usage

### Ruby

Load a WebVTT file using [webvtt-ruby](https://github.com/opencoconut/webvtt-ruby), then convert it using `Vtt2An::Converter` to a `REXML::Document` in Akoma Ntoso format:

```
webvtt = WebVTT.read "in.wtt"
converter = Vtt2An::Converter.new webvtt
output = converter.convert
File.open("out.an", "w") do |f|
  output.write f
end
```

### Command line

If you just want to convert files, you can use the handy command-line tool:

`bundle exec exe/vtt2an.rb /path/to/file.vtt /path/to/output.an`