Thread: Manually adding book to database
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Old 10-24-2017, 04:05 PM   #6
davidfor
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Originally Posted by geek1011 View Post
I think I have figured out most of the columns but I am still testing. I am only planning to use ePub and kepub files. I am only planning to support the latest firmware version, and whichever one I use.
That will cut down on the work needed.
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The other alternative for my use case is to inject a helper script as a update which would perform the database changes after the content is imported. Do you think this would be an easier option?
If you can get it run at the right time, it should work. I've never really looked at it.
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