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* Added book filetype detection and reorganized tests due to size of file * Added ability to get basic Parse Info from Book and Pages. * We can now scan books and get them in a library with cover images. * Take the first image in the epub if the cover isn't set. * Implemented the ability to unzip the ebup to cache. Implemented a test api to load html files. * Just some test code to figure out how to approach this. * Fixed some merge conflicts * Removed some dead code from merge * Snapshot: I can now load everything properly into the UI by rewriting the urls before I send them back. I don't notice any lag from this method. It can be optimized further. * Implemented a way to load the content in the browser not via an iframe. * Added a note * Anchor mappings is complete. New anchors are updated so references now resolve to javascript:void() for UI to take care of internally loading and the appropriate page is mapped to it. Anchors that are external have target="_blank" added so they don't force you out of the app and styles are of course inlined. * Oops i need this * Table of contents api implemented (rough) and some small enhancements to codebase for books. * GetBookPageResources now only loads files from within the book. Nested chapter list support and images now use html parsing instead of string parsing. * Fonts now are remapped to load from endpoint. * book-resources now uses a key, ensuring the file is in proper format for lookup. Changed chapter list based on structure with one HEADER and nested chapters. * Properly handle svg resource requests and when there are part anchors that are clickable, make sure we handle them in the UI by adding a kavita-page handler. * Add Chapter group page even if one isn't set by using first page (without part) from nestedChildren. * Added extra debug code for issue #163. * Added new user preferences for books and updated the css so we scope it to our reading section. * Cleaned up style code * Implemented ability to save book preferences and some cleanup on existing apis. * Added an api for checking if a user has read something in a library type before. * Forgot to make sure the has reading progress is against a user lol. * Remove cacheservice code for books, sine we use an in-memory method * Handle svg images as well * Enhanced cover image extraction to check for a "cover" image if the cover image wasn't set in OPF before falling back to the first image. * Fixed an issue with special books not properly generating metadata due to not having filename set. * Cleanup, removed warmup task code from statup/program and changed taskscheduler to schedule tasks on startup only (or if tasks are changed from UI). * Code cleanup * Code cleanup * So much code. Lots of refactors to try to test scanner service. Moved a lot of the queries into Extensions to allow to easier test, even though it's hacky. Support @font-face src:url swaps with ' and ". Source summary information from epubs. * Well...baseURL needs to come from BE and not from UI lol. * Adjusted migrations so default values match Entity * Removed comment * I think I finally fixed #163! The issue was that when i checked if it had a parserInfo, i wasn't considering that the chapter range might have a - in it (0-6) and so when the code to check if range could parse out a number failed, it treated it like a special and checked range against info's filename. * Some bugfixes * Lots of testing, extracting code to make it easier to test. This code is buggy, but fixed a bug where 1) If we changed the normalization code, we would remove the whole db during a scan and 2) We weren't actually removing series properly. Other than that, code is being extracted to remove duplication and centralize logic. * More code cleanup and test cleanup to ensure scan loop is working as expected and matches expectaions from tests. * Cleaned up the code and made it so if I change normalization, which I do in this branch, it wont break existing DBs. * Some comic parser changes for partial chapter support. * Added some code for directory service and scanner service along with python code to generate test files (not used yet). Fixed up all the tests. * Code smells
Kavita
Kavita is a fast, feature rich, cross platform OSS manga server. Built with a focus for manga, and the goal of being a full solution for all your reading needs. Setup your own server and share your manga collection with your friends and family!
Goals:
- Serve up Manga (cbr, cbz, zip/rar, raw images) and Books (epub, mobi, azw, djvu, pdf)
- Provide Reader for Manga and Books (Light Novels) via web app that is responsive
- Provide customization themes (server installed) for web app
- Provide hooks into metadata providers to fetch Manga data
- Metadata should allow for collections, want to read integration from 3rd party services, genres.
- Ability to manage users, access, and ratings
How to Build
- Ensure you've cloned Kavita-webui. You should have Projects/Kavita and Projects/Kavita-webui
- In Kavita-webui, run ng serve. This will start the webserver on localhost:4200
- Run API project in Kavita, this will start the backend on localhost:5000
How to Deploy
- Run build.sh and pass the Runtime Identifier for your OS or just build.sh for all supported RIDs.
How to install
- Unzip the archive for your target OS
- Place in a directory that is writable. If on windows, do not place in Program Files
- Open appsettings.json and modify TokenKey to a random string ideally generated from https://passwordsgenerator.net/
- Run Kavita
Docker
- Docker is supported and tested, you can find the image and instructions here.
Buy me a beer
I've gone through many beers building Kavita and expect to go through many more. If you want to throw me a few bucks you can here. Money will go towards beer or hosting for the upcoming Metadata release.