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packtpub

Download free Packtpub ebook daily

TLDR

Download the daily offer book into the current directory with the specified book format (defaults to pdf)

$ packtpub download [[-t|--type]] [pdf|ebup|mobi]
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Download the daily offer book into the specified directory
$ packtpub download [[-d|--dir]] [path/to/directory]
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Start an interactive login to packtpub.com
$ packtpub login
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Log out from packtpub.com
$ packtpub logout
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Display the daily offer
$ packtpub view-offer
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Open the daily offer in the default web browser
$ packtpub view-offer
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Display the currently logged-in user
$ packtpub whoami
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SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

There is no standard Linux command named `packtpub`. Packtpub is a publisher of technology books and videos. It's highly probable someone might create a custom shell script or alias named `packtpub` on their personal system, possibly to interact with Packtpub's services (e.g., downloading purchased content, checking for new releases), but such a command would not be part of any standard Linux distribution. To provide useful information here would require guessing the purpose of a hypothetical command, which is not possible. Therefore, the rest of the fields will be filled as 'NA' (Not Applicable).

CAVEATS

The command `packtpub` is not a standard Linux command. Any functionality associated with this name is custom and system-specific.

TROUBLESHOOTING

If you encounter `command not found: packtpub`, it indicates that the command is not installed or not available in your system's PATH. If you expect the command to be available, you should investigate how it was supposed to be installed and ensure that the directory containing the executable is included in your PATH environment variable.

HISTORY

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