Utilities and command line for working with EBooks. Basic support for talking to Apple Books, Calibre, Kindle, Mobi.
Latest release 20230110:
- cs.ebooks.dedrm: new experimental module to use DeDRM/noDRM outside the Calibre plugin environment.
- Use the dedrm stuff in "kindle export" and "calibre add".
- Set $DEDRM_PACKAGE_PATH to the path to the DeDRM_plugin subdirectory of a checkout of git@github.com:noDRM/DeDRM_tools.git.
These form the basis of my personal Kindle and Calibre workflow.
Release Log
Release 20230110:
- cs.ebooks.dedrm: new experimental module to use DeDRM/noDRM outside the Calibre plugin environment.
- Use the dedrm stuff in "kindle export" and "calibre add".
- Set $DEDRM_PACKAGE_PATH to the path to the DeDRM_plugin subdirectory of a checkout of git@github.com:noDRM/DeDRM_tools.git.
Release 20221228:
- CalibreCommand.popbooks: do not require argv to be empty at the end.
- KindleBook: new amazon_url property returning an Amazon web page URL based on the ASIN.
- New default_kindle_library() function consulting the envvar and app defaults; adjust KindleTree to use this.
- New kindle_content_path_default() and kindle_content_path() functions; use these in default_kindle_library().
- KindleCommand: new "app-path" subcommand to report or set the Kindle application content path.
- CalibreCommand.cmd_ls: new -r (reverse) and -t (timestamp) sorting options.
- Assorted minor updates.
Release 20220805:
- CalibreCommand.books_from_spec: UPPERCASE matches a format.
- CalibreCommand: new cmd_linkto to link book files into an external directory with nice names.
- CalibreTree: fix .fspath and the associated .pathto and format paths.
Release 20220626:
- CalibreBook: new setter mode for .tags, CalibreCommand: new cmd_tags to update tags.
- CalibreBook.pull_format: AZW formats: also check for AZW4.
- CalibreCommand.books_from_spec: /regexp: search the tags as well.
- CalibreBook: subclass FormatableMixin; CalibreCommand.cmd_ls: new "-o ls_format" option for the top line format.
Release 20220606: Initial PyPI release.
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