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eschwartz - Ah, so I changed the threat name from Calibre Server
Queries to ...
Questions
Initiating a search from within EN would probably require me to delve into the quagmire of the EN API, I'm not prepared to do that just to get a bit better look from the calibre server. And I did say "...a presentation style
more like Mobile".
Ideally I would like something exactly like the calibre desktop book list, covers are largely irrelevant to me, I don't imagine the USSC will be putting covers on its opinions any time soon
I think the urls are based on database row numbers, I am very careful about creating new authors, publishers etc. That all happens before the books get into the library I'd be accessing via calibre-server.
My original plan is done. I wanted to replace the Author and Book Info folder links I had in Author Link and Book notes with links to EN Author and Book Notes. I now have ~15% of the Author and Book info folders I had. The opportunity exists to get rid of the ~15%, but I'm being cautious about attaching large files, there are various limits to EN Free and they're a bit on the lean side.
But all that was surprisingly easy to do. So I decided to see if I could get some backlinking from EN to calibre happening, All I want is lists of books - equivalent of Alt/A, Alt/P etc. I dived down the 'convert csv catalogues into html tables' rabbit hole, but getting them into a form where I could shoehorn them into an EN note proved to be both problematic and cumbersome.
So I changed tack to the calibre server idea. I have a command line utility (xxmklink) to create the shortcut files so I think I can create the .lnk files en-masse - the tricky bit will be to attach them to the right entity notes, but I have an inkling of how I might do that.
My database is pretty stable entity wise. And if it doesn't work out then no harm done, as I'm not throwing any data away.
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