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ComicView: an image archive (ZIP, RAR, CBR, CBZ) viewer written in Python and Qt
ComicView is an image archive viewer for ZIP, RAR, CBR and CBZ files. Open archive files containing images and browse them in a fullscreen mode with a keyboard- and mouse-friendly user interface.
This image archive viewer is built in Python and uses Qt for its user interface.
It can be used for viewing comic books, photo collections, or any image archives.
The list of files in the archive is sorted alphabetically upon loading.
To see help in the application press "H" at any time.
.cbr) - Comic Book RAR files.cbz) - Comic Book ZIP files.rar) - RAR archives.zip) - ZIP archives.png).jpg, .jpeg)ComicView works with:
The application will fail reading CBR and RAR files if unrar is not installed.
unrar can be installed using a package manager (e.g. Homebrew on macOS)unrar from the RARLab site and put it in a folder on the system search PATH.You can install ComicView as a uv tool and then run it directly from shell:
uv tool install image-archive-viewer
The application installed this way will be available globally on the command line. This installation method requires the uv package manager for Python.
You can also install ComicView using pip or uv pip command, typically inside a Python virtual environment:
pip install image-archive-viewer
Using uv pip:
uv pip install image-archive-viewer
After installation, run the viewer:
comic_view
You will be prompted to select a comic book or archive file containing images. The viewer will open in a fullscreen mode.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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ComicView: an image archive (ZIP, RAR, CBR, CBZ) viewer written in Python and Qt
We found that image-archive-viewer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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