Kavita is a fast, feature rich, cross platform reading server. Built with the goal of being a full solution for all your reading needs. Setup your own server and share your reading collection with your friends and family. http://www.kavitareader.com
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Joseph Milazzo 9168e12483 Refactored Volume to have Name and Number (int) so that we can properly sort and still handle possible split volumes.
Refactored ScanLibrary into Library controller and updated it so it adds the new library to all admins.
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Kavita

Kavita, meaning Stories, is a lightweight manga server. The goal is to replace Ubooqity with an open source variant that is flexible and packs more punch, without sacrificing ease to use.

Goals:

  • Server up Comics (cbr, cbz, zip/rar, pdf, raw images) and Books (epub, mobi, azw, djvu, pdf)
  • Provide Reader for Comics and Books via web app that is responsive
  • Provide customization themes (server installed) for web app
  • Provide hooks into metadata providers to fetch Manga/Comic data
  • Metadata should allow for collections, want to read integration from 3rd party services, genres.
  • Expose an OPDS API/Stream for external readers to use
  • Allow downloading files directly from WebApp
  • WebApp/Server is Translated via Weblate (free for Open Source)