why
Read epub in PC is pain as hell. I have tried a lot tool for better view experience. No luck.
- Loading is slow because of the splitted file.
- No smooth scrolling.
- pdf generating is so ugly
BUT! we have chrome! Why dont we take advantage of it. So, the basic idea is converting epub to a static html. That's it.
usage
pip install epub2html
epub2html abc.epub ./
todo
- show/hide button does not locate in the middle of sideb if menu too long
- generate decent pdf with menu
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