Provides reading system templates, single HTML file templates for viewing Epub content in the browser. These can be called selectively based on the type of Epub, type of content it carries, or as a fixed feature of a larger reading system
The design of this module is dependent on a few assumptions: the reading systems here are meant to be fast, compact, lightweight, and heavily optimized for single file usage. The configuration for particular epub content is meant to be injected into the template. All CSS, Javascript and graphical assets should be packaged within this file. Assets can be worked with in separate files but the final template must be a single html file, minified, with a single line on its own for configuration injection.
Right now, you will most likely want to add your own external templates for testing. At some point, external templates may be incorporated into it. Use the addTemplate function to add your template html. You can use the template in the html/read/ subdir as a starting point.
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We found that epub-tmpl demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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