diff --git a/readme.md b/readme.md index 0c73b3a5..efd0c197 100755 --- a/readme.md +++ b/readme.md @@ -1,42 +1,3 @@ -##About my fork - -I have been messing around with calibre-web in a few different ways and thought I would share them. I am currently working on a couple of features: - - -1. Marking books as read/unread. In the Book View, there is now a row that says whether or not a book is read. If you click it, it will toggle. Further down the line, I plan on adding goodreads support, which if the book has a goodreads link, it will automatically move the book to the "to read" and "read" bookshelves. - -2. Google drive support. In my local version, I currently have this working, but it is essentially to make the website have all the books / covers / metadata.db served directly from google drive. I am currently, still optimising a bit of code, and will hopefully have this on GitHub ASAP. Running python cps.py -g, will now make it run with gevent - -##Using Google Drive integration - -To use google drive integration, you have to use the google developer console to create a new app. https://console.developers.google.com - -Once a project has been created, we need to create a client ID and a client secret that will be used to enable the OAuth request with google, and enable the Drive API. To do this, follow the steps below: - - -1. Open project in developer console -2. Click Enable API, and enable google drive -3. Now on the sidebar, click Credentials -4. Click Create Credentials and OAuth Client ID -5. Select Web Application and then next -6. Give the Credentials a name and enter your callback, which will be CALIBRE_WEB_URL/gdrive/callback -7. Finally click save - -The Drive API should now be setup and ready to use, so we need to integrate it into Calibre Web. This is done as below: - - -1. Open config page -2. Enter the location that will be used to store the metadata.db file, and to temporary store uploaded books and other temporary files for upload -2. Tick Use Google Drive -3. Enter Client Secret and Client Key as provided via previous steps -4. Enter the folder that is the root of your calibre library -5. Enter base URL for calibre (used for google callbacks) -6 Now select Authenticate Google Drive -7. This should redirect you to google to allow it top use your Drive, and then redirect you back to the config page -8. Google Drive should now be connected and be used to get images and download Epubs. The metadata.db is stored in the calibre library location - -###Optional -If your calibre web is using https (this can be done for free using cloudflare), it is possible to add a "watch" to the drive. This will inform us if the metadata.db file is updated and allow us to update our calibre library accordingly. - -9. Click enable watch of metadata.db - 9. Note that this expires after a week, so will need to be manually refresh (TODO: Add an authenticated call to do this via crontab or something similar or maybe in before_request method) ##About Calibre Web is a web app providing a clean interface for browsing, reading and downloading eBooks using an existing [Calibre](https://calibre-ebook.com) database. @@ -102,6 +63,40 @@ Optionally, to enable on-the-fly conversion from EPUB to MOBI when using the sen [Download](http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?docId=1000765211) Amazon's KindleGen tool for your platform and place the binary named as `kindlegen` in the `vendor` folder. +##Using Google Drive integration + +Additional optional dependencys are necessary to get this work. Please install all optional requirements by executing `pip install -r optional-requirements.txt` + +To use google drive integration, you have to use the google developer console to create a new app. https://console.developers.google.com + +Once a project has been created, we need to create a client ID and a client secret that will be used to enable the OAuth request with google, and enable the Drive API. To do this, follow the steps below: - + +1. Open project in developer console +2. Click Enable API, and enable google drive +3. Now on the sidebar, click Credentials +4. Click Create Credentials and OAuth Client ID +5. Select Web Application and then next +6. Give the Credentials a name and enter your callback, which will be CALIBRE_WEB_URL/gdrive/callback +7. Finally click save + +The Drive API should now be setup and ready to use, so we need to integrate it into Calibre Web. This is done as below: - + +1. Open config page +2. Enter the location that will be used to store the metadata.db file, and to temporary store uploaded books and other temporary files for upload +2. Tick Use Google Drive +3. Enter Client Secret and Client Key as provided via previous steps +4. Enter the folder that is the root of your calibre library +5. Enter base URL for calibre (used for google callbacks) +6 Now select Authenticate Google Drive +7. This should redirect you to google to allow it top use your Drive, and then redirect you back to the config page +8. Google Drive should now be connected and be used to get images and download Epubs. The metadata.db is stored in the calibre library location + +###Optional +If your calibre web is using https, it is possible to add a "watch" to the drive. This will inform us if the metadata.db file is updated and allow us to update our calibre library accordingly. + +9. Click enable watch of metadata.db + 9. Note that this expires after a week, so will need to be manually refresh + ## Docker image Calibre Web can be run as Docker container. The latest image is available on [Docker Hub](https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/janeczku/calibre-web/).