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Calibre-Web Automated
Calibre-Web but Automated and with tons of New Features
Calibre-Web-Automated (CWA) is an all-in-one, self-hosted solution for managing an ebook library that combines the modern, lightweight web UI style of Calibre-Web with the deeper tooling and conversion capabilities associated with Calibre. The goal is to reduce the common “two-service” setup where users run Calibre-Web for browsing and Calibre separately for conversions, metadata fixes, and automation, by packaging those workflows together in a single system. CWA keeps the familiar strengths... -
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Delphi FMX JPEG loader with Exif
Small unit to load JPEG images in Delphi honoring Exif orientation
When you load a JPEG image in Delphi (both VCL and FMX), the image might appear rotated or even mirrored. This is often the case, when the image is a photo taken with a smartphone in portrait mode. The reason is that the JPEG contains an additional "Exif" header, which specifies the orientation of the image. In order to display the image correctly, you must read the Exif header and rotate, flip or mirror the image after loading, according to the orientation information in the Exif... -
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Wildcat- Simple "C" XML reader
Wildcat: Simple "C" XML reader
A simple in C writen XML-Parser. Don't use macros or other non standard C-language extension. Object Oriented implementation. Support only single byte character sets. Tested with ARM-gcc 7.5 and Visual Studio 2019 C compiler. -
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KMM RSS Reader
This is an open-source, mobile, cross-platform application
This is an open-source, mobile, cross-platform application built with Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile. It's a simple RSS reader, and you can download it from the App Store and Google Play. It's been designed to demonstrate how KMM can be used in real production projects. This repository contains a common Kotlin Multiplatform module, a Android project and an iOS project. The common module is connected with the Android project via the Gradle multi-project mechanism. For use in iOS applications,... -
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SIM Explorer
Sim Card explorer and decoder
This software uses your smart card reader/terminal to navigate through the SIM Card directory tree. The contents of the files are decoded and showed to the user. Other features, such as CHV management and SIM backup, are also available. -
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OXml
The next generation XML library for Pascal (Delphi, FPC, Lazarus)
OXml is the most versatile XML library in the Pascal world. Supported compilers: - Delphi (non-unicode): 5-2007 - Delphi (unicode) for Win32, Win64 and OSX: 2009+ - Delphi for ARC (iOS, Android): XE4+ - Lazarus for Win32, Win64, Linux, OSX: 1.0+ - corresponding C++Builder versions should be supported too (not tested though) Main benefits: - All on the target platform available single- and multi-byte codepages are automatically supported. - True unicode support on all platforms...
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