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This is a rebirth of my original idea to build an application for bulk metadata management and an e-book reader (PocketBook)
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README.md

Book Shelf

This is a rebirth of my original idea to build an application for bulk metadata management and an e-book reader (PocketBook). One of its core goals is to allow metadata changes directly on the reader without breaking the link to existing annotations, which are tied via a hash value.

I also have an application called book_shelf, written in Rust. It should not be confused with this project, as that one is focused on tracking reading progress.

At this stage, the application is not intended for mass use. It is my second Qt-based project and part of my path toward building a more complex application for a different purpose. As such, it serves primarily as a learning playground for Qt, with the potential to evolve into a more mature application in the future.

Goals

  1. Full compliance with EPUB version 3, including all specification rules.

Useful links

  1. EPUB3 Metadata Specifications.