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Old 11-29-2020, 08:08 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by Reaty View Post
Well, I guess, you can do the same thing with Python, as in manipulating shelves. All information about shelves is stored in sqlite database at device/system/explorer-3/explorer-3.db, so any code that can work with sqlite will do. So if someone know Python, they can write a plugin. I'm just saying, you hardly can rewrite my app into this plugin. Outside of a few sqlite querries, it's nothing in it's code that can be used with Calibre.
But if someone needed to see how collections are managed, they can read your code to find out how to do it. Then write the code needed for Calibre and the ode to deal with the collections. It is doable if someone can/wants to do it.
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