Here's Canti v1.72
New to version 1.72:
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.rar/.cbr support
Canti now supports .rar/.cbr input and output files.
Because rar is a proprietary format, Canti cannot simply read or write a rar file itself. It relies on your system having a rar handler already installed.
For unrar support, make sure you have installed one of the following:
- For Linux/Unix: rar, unrar, unrar-nonfree
- For Windows: WinRAR (installed to [drive_letter]:\Program Files\[folder with "rar" in its name, such as WinRAR]\)
- For Mac: rar
For rar support, make sure you have installed one of the following:
- For Linux/Unix: rar
- For Windows: WinRAR (installed to [drive_letter]:\Program Files\[folder with "rar" in its name, such as WinRAR]\)
- For Mac: rar
Note that the .properties file has changed. Instead of @zip and @zip_format, there is now @archive and @archive_format. @archive_format can be set to .zip, .cbz, .rar, or .cbr
This is set up in the .properties file.
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Archive input image folders
For a long time I've had my manga scans organized as image folders, but since Canti can handle input archive files I've added this new feature.
If it is enabled then all input image folders will be archived (using whatever format you set as archive_format, either .zip/.cbz/.rar/.cbr) and the folders will be deleted. This will keep the file system cleaner since it reduces thousands of image files to a collection of zip archives.
This is set up in the .properties file.
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Other tweaks
I don't remember all the little stuff I changed, just know that the latest release of Canti is always the best version to use.
To give you an idea of Canti's growth:
# lines of code in Canti v1.1a: ~1600
# lines of code in Canti v1.72: ~3900
Enjoy and let me know if it works for you
