An EPUB ebook Reader, possible?
octw
I'm wondering if it is easy to adapt TiddlyWiki to an EPUB ebook
Reader. EPUB is the most popular format for open ebook format which is
supported by Apple, Google, Sony, B&N and many others.
I'm thinking the functions as these:
1. Read the .epub file, unzip it, save into TiddlyWiki;
2. Read the TOC into MainMenu;
3. Every chapters and sections save as individual tiddlers;
4. Can read the content like Apple iBook Reader. Swiping (not
scrolling) the page from page one all the way to the end by clicking
the next page.
In this way, the book and the reader are only one file.
cheers,
octw
Scott Elcomb
> Hi all,
>
> I'm wondering if it is easy to adapt TiddlyWiki to an EPUB ebook
> Reader. EPUB is the most popular format for open ebook format which is
> supported by Apple, Google, Sony, B&N and many others.
> In this way, the book and the reader are only one file.
That's a really neat idea. I'd love to see (and use!) an ebook importer as well
--
Scott Elcomb
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Blaine Cook
something like this is absolutely possible. Last year, I wrote
rePublish[1], which isn't integrated with TiddlyWiki, but does the
ePub unzipping and breaking into pages in javascript. This code could
be adapted to put the chapters (or pages) into tiddlers.
Another interesting possibility would be to extract the book, but
layer TiddlyWiki on over top, so that the book can be annotated with
tiddlers. Let us know if you try any experiements!
b.
[1] http://romeda.org/rePublish/ and git repository at
https://github.com/blaine/rePublish
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octw
the index.html...
:(
octw
On 4月5日, 下午10時19分, Blaine Cook <rom...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi octw,
>
> something like this is absolutely possible. Last year, I wrote
> rePublish[1], which isn't integrated with TiddlyWiki, but does the
> ePub unzipping and breaking into pages in javascript. This code could
> be adapted to put the chapters (or pages) into tiddlers.
>
> Another interesting possibility would be to extract the book, but
> layer TiddlyWiki on over top, so that the book can be annotated with
> tiddlers. Let us know if you try any experiements!
>
> b.
>
Blaine Cook
Explorer, but should work on recent versions of Firefox / Chrome /
Safari.
cheers,
b.
octw
octw
On 4月6日, 下午10時33分, Blaine Cook <rom...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Which browser are you using? It probably won't work on Internet
> Explorer, but should work on recent versions of Firefox / Chrome /
> Safari.
>
> cheers,
>
> b.
>
>
> > It looks great. But I can't make it work to open ANY book listed in
> > the index.html...
> > :(
>
> > octw
>
> > On 4月5日, 下午10時19分, Blaine Cook <rom...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> Hi octw,
>
> >> something like this is absolutely possible. Last year, I wrote
> >> rePublish[1], which isn't integrated with TiddlyWiki, but does the
> >> ePub unzipping and breaking into pages in javascript. This code could
> >> be adapted to put the chapters (or pages) into tiddlers.
>
> >> Another interesting possibility would be to extract the book, but
> >> layer TiddlyWiki on over top, so that the book can be annotated with
> >> tiddlers. Let us know if you try any experiements!
>
> >> b.
>