Ok, to be exact, the error is:
Code:
Failed to resolve module specifier "./mydir/myscript.js". Invalid relative url or base scheme isn't hierarchical
I googled this error message and found
this link that seems to be related to my problem.
I think that the problem is more general (and the root cause is not
Calibre Content Server)
I think that the
Calibre Reader and
Calibre Content Server are using different technology stacks.
I'm not familiar with both tools, but it looks like:
- Calibre Reader - uses I'm not sure what (I would love to know how ebook reader operates on html5, CSS and Javascript, without having to have a running web server)
- Calibre Content Server - uses a web server context.
and with the web server context, the imported javascript module "./mydir/myscript.js" has wrong relative path.
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Use the calibre content server, it has a builtin reader that is based on the same codebase as the calibre viewer.
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Given your comment, I expected that Calibre Content Server, would just work viewing the ebook similar to how Calibre Reader views it.
Do I need to do something extra for Calibre Content Server to work the same as Calibre Reader?
Thanks,
Avner