**readability-cli** takes any HTML page and strips out unnecessary bloat by using [Mozilla's Readability library](https://github.com/mozilla/readability). As a result, you get a web page which contains only the core content and nothing more. The resulting HTML is suitable for terminal browsers, text readers, and other uses.
Here is a before-and-after comparison, using [an article from The Guardian](https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/jul/23/tech-industry-wealth-futurism-transhumanism-singularity) as a test subject.
*(Note to package maintainers: it might be a good idea to provide a symlink, so the man page can be accessed either as `readability-cli(1)` or as `readable(1)`)*
### Deno
Deno support is still in development, running the script directly with `deno run <URL>` is not supported.
However, you can clone this Git repository and easily run the `readable.ts` script.
I know that it's slow, but JavaScript is the most sensible option for this, since Mozilla's Readabilty library is written in JavaScript. [There have been ports of the Readability algorithm to other languages](https://github.com/masukomi/arc90-readability), but Mozilla's version is the only one that's actively maintained as of 2020.