[HN Gopher] ePub-utils: A Python library and CLI tool for inspec...
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       ePub-utils: A Python library and CLI tool for inspecting ePub from
       the terminal
        
       Author : ernstgnzlz
       Score  : 103 points
       Date   : 2025-05-02 23:26 UTC (23 hours ago)
        
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       | Dromadie wrote:
       | Looks interesting. Does it support epub3 series?
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       | Any plans to move beyond reading to also allow writing metadata?
        
       | ryen wrote:
       | Does this also provide an api to paginate and provide text and
       | images from the ebook?
        
       | kanodiaashu wrote:
       | This looks exciting! What are the key improvements over the
       | ebooklib python package?
        
         | tuxpenguine wrote:
         | +1 looking for the same answer
        
         | Hackbraten wrote:
         | On the surface, one difference seems to be that the former has
         | a CLI.
        
       | sigwinch wrote:
       | I feel like mupdf probably fulfills this and very much more.
        
         | xaqfox wrote:
         | For better or for worse, Mupdf has a more restrictive license
         | (AGPL VS Apache).
        
       | Flex247A wrote:
       | Personal plug: https://github.com/lalitshankarch/Qitab
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       | This is a small EPUB reader I made that uses the system Webview
       | to render EPUB documents!
        
       | lupusreal wrote:
       | Calibre ships with some useful command line tools for dealing
       | with ebooks. ebook-meta allows you to inspect and alter ebook
       | metadata, and ebook-convert can convert various formats between
       | each other. This functionality is also exposed in the Caliber GUI
       | of course, but that can be an.. acquired taste.
        
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