Projects tagged ‘ebook’ and ‘python’

feeds2fb2 is looking for developersSummaryConverting RSS feeds (taking from OPML file or simple text file with list inside) into fb2 book/books. fb2 books can be easily viewed on LBook V3 (Hanlin V3) ... [More] reader, etc feeds2fb2 converter has a few options - images in posts can be enabled/disabled, output file can be zipped or not, etc. v0.4Dirty HTML (text with unclosed/unopened tags) sanitization has been added. Bug-fixes and hacks. Due to LBook/Hanling Fb2 plugin restrictions there are no way to present some HTML text blocks in good-looking form in fb2 format for LBook/Hanlin V3. So we are waiting for css-in-book support and special chars/symbols support. v0.3Timestamps are added. The feed's last update time is saved in config file "feed2fb2.timestamp". Next time you run the script you will get only new posts. You can get all the posts with --get-all-posts as well Output name. The output parameter's behavior was changed - it is now a result file name by default OR name of the directory where all books will be placed in --book-per-feed mode ZIP archive support added. By default all result files are zipped v0.2Images in posts. By default images in posts are disabled so if you want to convert images from \ from your feeds to fb2 book you should set the --enable-pics flag Book-per-feed mode. It is an optional mode. Every book title consist of a label (if input data is an OPML file with labels) and a feed title. You can enable this mode with the --book-per-feed flag .sh and .bat scripts for easy Google Reader OPML to FB2 book convertation are added v0.12 types of input data. OPML file or a simple text file with feedURL-per-line style Optional customised book title. You can specify your custom book title with --title flag [Less]

MotivationThe aim of the OpenTome project is to produce a comic book viewer that works on all major platforms, has a clean and intuitive interface and supports all the major comic book formats. ... [More] Project StatusOpenTome is currently pre-alpha, though an alpha release (0.0.1) will be forthcoming. The current state is perfectly usable, but not yet feature complete enought to be presented as an alpha release. InstallationOpenTome requires Python (http://python.org/), Qt4 (http://trolltech.com/) and PyQt4 (http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/pyqt/download.php). Currently OpenTome is pre-alpha so installation is manual. You will need to install Python, Qt4 and PyQt4 (all of which have fairly painless installations on Windows). The first time you run OpenTome it will prompt you for some initial setup paths. Features (current)Supports CBR, CBZ files, png, jpg and gif image files. Multithreaded loading of Comics - ensures that you don't ever wait for anything to load. New formats supported through a simple plugin system. Library management, browsing and searching/ Simply tagging search function for comics, automatically generated on initial load. Viewer allows scaling, rotation and double page view. Features (planned)Support for .pdf formats Conversion and editing tools for the comic book formats (reordering pages, metadata, etc.) eBook support [Less]

This project aims to develop a Web-based eBook management system using Django. It would be perfect for home-brew eBook library. At the same time, this project is the companion sample of "Learing Django by Example" series in kunxi.org.

Python library and tools to convert from html file into FictionBook 2 (XML) format. Command line and GUI version. Check out the GettingStarted guide. See ... [More] http://haali.cs.msu.ru/pocketpc/FictionBook_description.html for more information on FictionBook format. For other input formats (non-html) consider taking a look at http://code.google.com/p/ooofbtools/ which uses Open Office (which provides support for many more input formats). Thanks to Alexander I. Evseev who wrote the initial version of the h2fb script, Alexander has handed over support of the library to me so please use the Issues tab for reporting problems. any2fbIncludes any2fb which makes use of the h2fb library and supports: supports writing to .zip files to save space .html file input .txt file input .rtf file input .lit file input [Less]

Leng's Library is a general-purpose ebook library manager, designed to make it easy select and read a book from your collection, and add new books to your collection.

I'm experimenting with a couple of UI and integration ideas for future/current eBook readers, using Webkit as host.

Like picasa, but for books. Features: Import a list of ISBNs and a database of your books is created. Images and book data are automatically downloaded from Amazon. Multiple books can be ... [More] selected and tagged at the same time. Amazon wishlists can be imported with user specified tags. ebooks can be associated with entries and automatically launched. [Less]

IntroductionThis program generates a book agenda file in PDF format, ready to be printed or to be loaded on a ebook reader. You can choose among different sections. Each section have pdf links to ... [More] other parts of the agenda. I've created it for using with my iLiad eBook reader. Btw, I recommend using with ipdf gmt's for editing version. Released under GNU Public License v3 or later. Two screenshots of sample pages: - week page, landscape (option W) - day page, vertical (option d) You can download differente agenda files in the download section. UsageUsage: python agenda2pdf.py Options: -h, --help Show this text -v, --version Show version and exit -y, --year Year. If not specified current year is used -w, --first-week-day First day of week: 0 = monday, 6 = sunday (default: 0, monday) -f, --format Sections to build. Consult documentation for the definition of each type (default: ciypmwPb) -o, --output PDF Output file (default: "agenda-yyyy.pdf") -s, --page-size Specify page size. Valid options: A4, A5, A6, LEGAL, LETTER, ILIAD, ILIAD_FULLSCREEN, ORGANIZER (default: A4) -c, --no-compression Disable PDF file compression (default: enabled) -q, --quiet Don't output messages on screenSectionsBesides the year, you also can specify which sections will be into the final agenda file. Here there are the description for each section type and the links to other parts of the file: * c: Cover - no links * i: Index, 1 year, with index - month -> 2_months or 1_month - table of contents links -> sections - page_number -> index * y: 3 years view - year header -> index - page_number -> index * p: Planner, 4 pages with 3-months view planning - year header -> index - month header -> 2_months or 1_month - page_number -> index * P: Planner next year, 4 pages with 3-months view planning - year header -> index - page_number -> index * m: 2 months, vertical - month header -> index - week number -> agenda_half_week or agenda_week (only if w or W in format) - day -> agenda_day or agenda_day+blank (only if d or D in format) - page_number -> index * M: 1 month, landscape - month header -> index - week number -> agenda_half_week or agenda_week (only if w or W in format) - day -> agenda_day or agenda_day+blank (only if d or D in format) - page_number -> index * w: Agenda half week per page, vertical - month header or week_number header -> index - month -> 2_months or 1_month (only if m or M in format) - page_number -> index * W: Agenda whole week per page, landscape - month header or week_number header -> index - month -> 2_months or 1_month (only if m or M in format) - page_number -> index * d: Agenda 1 day, vertical - date header or week_number header -> index - month -> 2_months or 1_month (only if m or M in format) - page_number -> index * D: Agenda 1 day + blank page, vertical - date header or week_number header -> index - month -> 2_months or 1_month (only if m or M in format) - page_number -> index * B: Blank page, useful for padding - page_number -> index * b: Back - no linksYou can use a combination of any of these sections using -f or --format argument. The default format used is equivalent to -f ciypmwPb. If you don't specify a year, current year is used. RequirementsPython v2.5 or greater - v2.6 used ReportLab - v2.1 used Python Image Library - v1.1.6 used [Less]

Small ebook management and sync application for eInk devices. This project is in progress; some of the parts aren't ready for production.

WYSIWYG Page processor based on PyGTK Screenshots , Source , Install Features: WYSIWYG editor Hyper links Images resize / scale Support jpg, png, gif Font size and styles Contents and title ... [More] order processor undo/redo XHTML source and Wysiwyg edit Inline pixel margin setting on paragraph / span / block attributes Bullet list / Orderet list Paste image direct from from other application Paste html direct from firefox browser image included Paste excel formated table section copy from openoffice as image or other application html mime. Paste full html page direct from browser image included [Less]