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Myne
An android app to download ebooks from Project Gutenberg
Myne is a FOSS Android application to download ebooks from Project Gutenberg, it uses GutenDex API to fetch metadata of ebooks in the backend. -
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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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json4java
Very Compact Java Reader / Writer ( 12kb)
I was i need of a json writer / parser which is - Compact. Libraries around there are way too big given the json spec and my usual need for a project. -Simply integrated as a simple jar. Dont want to force Maven dependency on projects. Could not find it so i wrote it. I dont claim its perfect , but should save some time for small / medium projecs. Json types are intuitively mapped to their Java counterparts : Map , List. I did not try all UTF16 encodings , but let me know i will...
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