v1.31 released, incorporating COPS 3.5.4
@carlkalmar I am thinking of allowing users to write their own $config['calibre_directory'] string in the Add-on config, which would allow setting multiple databases. The default would be the current string, so those using a single database could just let it be.
Would this approach work for you?
This does present an opportunity for people to break things so I need to think carefully about how to achieve it to minimise that risk.
That solution sounds like a good option for the minority who would like to take advantage of the possibility of multiple databases.
Does this work with kepub files? I was able to get rsync to get my files onto HAOS but the webui is saying it’s improperly configured if I only upload kepubs?
Thats a good question. I dont have a Kobo device so havent tested this feature.
Did rsync definitely put all the kepub files into the folder with the rest of your library?
Can you share the exact text of the message in the webui and the URL of the page showing it. Feel free to redact the hostname - i just need to track down the page showing the message.
I’m considering the following enhancements:
- Support for kepub files (as used by Kobo devices) - @mdscheidt1321
- Support for multiple databases - @carlkalmar
- Support for custom columns
These are features that I don’t plan on using myself - please let me know if they are of interest to you and if you would be willing to help test branches, either by contributing to the issues in Github linked above, or here.
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New release 1.32 that Incorporate COPS 3.5.7.
After some struggles with my dev environment I can now look at the improvements suggested above for the next release.
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