Projects

Okular (KDE)

claimed by KDE

okular is an universal document viewer based on KPDF for KDE 4. Its development began as part of Google's Summer of Code program. The description of the project is located at KDE Developer's Corner. okular combines the excellent functionalities of KPDF with the versatility of ... [More] supporting different kind of documents, like PDF, Postscript, DjVu, CHM, and others. The document format handlers page has a chart describing in more detail the supported formats and the features supported in each of them. [Less]

FBReader

e-Book reader for various platforms.

FBReaderJ

FBReaderJ is an e-book reader for the Android platform. It is a clone of the FBReader book reader written in Java. FBReaderJ supports several e-book formats: oeb, epub, fb2. In future releases the list will be extended to support the same formats as the original FBReader. Direct reading from zip, tar and gzip archives is supported.

CoolReader

CoolReader Engine is fast and small cross-platform XML/CSS based rendering library for writing E-Book readers for desktops as well as for handheld devices. Supported e-book formats: FB2, TXT, RTF, TCR, HTML, EPUB, DOC, PDB. CoolReader3 is e-book viewer based on CoolReader engine. There are ... [More] versions with interface on QT and wxWidgets. Also, there is version for e-Ink based devices (like Jinke V3/V60, Pocketbook). Android port is available on Android Market. [Less]

html2fb

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 http://haali.cs.msu.ru/pocketpc/FictionBook_description.html for more information on FictionBook format. For other input formats (non-html) ... [More] 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]

feeds2fb2

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) reader, etc feeds2fb2 converter has a few options - images in posts can be enabled/disabled ... [More] , 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]

qniga

Qt-based program for e-books reading

wxbookshelf

This is yet another fictionbook librarian. This program may be used to store and categorise books in .fb2 format. When I havn't found any .fb2 librarian for Linux, I've decided to write own. Later I found one (jFBLibrarian), but it's written in Java and is not very usable on my Acer ... [More] Aspire One with 512MB RAM. So, I'm still trying to write simple own one... The project was started with name wxBookshelf and was written in C++, using wxWidgets as GUI and SQLite as database driver. At some moment, I'v decided to switch to Python, still using wxWidgets(wxPython) and SQLite. The librarian was renamed to AnFiBoL (Another FictionBook Librarian). Downloads Windows: Binary installer (.exe) with all needed included. MacOS: Packed application (.app.zip). All needed libs are included, but I havn't tested it. You may download a source code distribution(see "Downloads" tab), and install it (sudo python setup.py install). You have to have wxWidgets, sqlite3 and their python bindings installed in such case. [Less]

yafb2lib

yet another fb2 books library manager, on Java with Tomcat now

fbstudio

"Fiction Book Studio" is a editor for xml-based fb2 format for electronic books. It'll be provide fb2 books creation and editing. It created on Java with a Swing GUI. For now it's support finding and fixing bugs in fb2 electronic books.