Calibre.Web Blazor web content server is now online for download

[chris185]

Hello,

I have just released Calibre.Web a Blazor web content server for Calibre. You can download it from here :
https://www.dcm-works.net/downloads/

It has these features:
1. It maintains it’s own postgre book database which is faster and is synced with your Calibre database
2. You can read books online.
3. You can convert selected books to other formats.
4. You can download selected books with the Calibe.Web download client for Windows or Linux. You can also import selected books directly in your local Calibre database. You can also send Books to Kindle via Email attachment.
5. You can upload or import EPUB books.
6. The App is multilingual in English and German. You can also add your own language and translate it automatically with DeepL or Bing translator API.
7. You can search in Google books or Internet Achive for ebooks and download them.
8. It is available for Windows and Linux.

If you have any questions regarding the App, feel free to contact me at support@dcm-works.net

Best regards
Christoph Weller

[PeterT]

You might want to think of a new name. There is a long time server called Calibre Web with a fork called Calibre Web Automated

[QuietShelfLife]

Congrats on shipping! I remember the beta thread -- glad to see it released. Did you end up handling the Calibre schema breakage between versions? And +1 to PeterT's naming note -- "Calibre-Web" (janeczku's project) has a lot of Google presence already. Something distinct would help both projects avoid confusion.

[chris185]

Originally Posted by PeterT

You might want to think of a new name. There is a long time server called Calibre Web with a fork called Calibre Web Automated

Yes, i have renamed the download to from Calibre.Web to DCM.Calibre.Web. I think that is enough to distinguish between the two projects.

Regards
Christoph Weller

[chris185]

Originally Posted by QuietShelfLife

Congrats on shipping! I remember the beta thread -- glad to see it released. Did you end up handling the Calibre schema breakage between versions? And +1 to PeterT's naming note -- "Calibre-Web" (janeczku's project) has a lot of Google presence already. Something distinct would help both projects avoid confusion.

Yes, I managed the handling of the Calibre schema breakage. Inside the App you can choose between Calibre 9 and Calibre pre 9 database. I renamed also the App.

Regards
Christoph Weller