pronounce kami-shi-bye
Remote manga reader. Read manga anywhere using a web browser.
It remember where the manga is read upto, so you can resume reading with ease.
Support basic tagging in filenaming, please read file naming convention below.
Settings can change image quality to conserve bandwidth.
Zipped (CBZ) books are supported.
Directory view
Tablet Browse view
Reading
Settings
Didn't touch the code for years, had a quick touchup to make sure it works. Found lots of old/bad code, but that was written in 2013, so please don't judge too harshly.
gem install kamishibai
Mac OS X:
Linux (Ubuntu/Debian):
Windows:
Run program kamishibai Open browser and type http://127.0.0.1:9999 Default username and password is admin/admin, please change it for security purpose.
Config file is written in JSON format. The config file will be located at ~/etc/kamishibai.conf. The config file can also manually selected by appending the config path after the program.
There is also web configuration panel, goto http://host_ip:host_port/config to configure.
kamishibai [config_file.conf]
Only CBZ is supported and it should be zero compressed zip file. This will reduce the burden on the system when reading as well as making the experience more responsive. The file name will determind how it will be organized by the program.
Ideally, the CBZ file name should be in such format.
(genre|meta data) [Author] Book Title Volume|chapter|v|ch 1.
For example
(Manga) [Yamada Taro] World of Sakura Volume 01.cbz
(一般コミック) [山田太郎] 桜の世界 第01巻.cbz
BSD 3-clause Mac Ma gitmac at runbox.com (C) 2013-2018 Copyright
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We found that kamishibai 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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