moonreader-tools

Library allowing to work with MoonReader book formats.


License
MIT
Install
pip install moonreader-tools==2.0.0

Documentation

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Description - what, why and how

This library allows you to get basic data from Moon+Reader notes and statistics files either local or remote (Dropbox support is currently available).

Moon+Reader is one of the best ebook readers I've tried for Android OS with lots of functionality. The features I use a lot are creating notes when reading books and having them syncronized with my dropbox account. One day I thought that it would be great to write a library for parsing those files and obtaining data from them, as a result this library is being developed.

Installation from source

This requires poetry for the installation

git clone https://github.com/MrLokans/MoonReader_tools
cd MoonReader_tools
poetry build && poetry install

Installation from PyPI

pip install moonreader_tools

Usage as CLI utility

It is assumed that you're the MoonReader+ Pro user and have Dropbox linked to your reader app. If you're reading and creating highlights you'll be having lots of files in the syncronized folder (e.g. Dropbox/Books/.Moon+/Cache)

To get JSON data about all of your books you may use CLI entry to get data from dropbox or local folder:

moon_tools --path <path/to/moonreader/cache> --output-file <outfile>.json

moon_tools --dropbox-token <DROPBOX TOKEN> --output-file <outfile>.json

Usage as library

import dropbox
from moonreader_tools.finders import FilesystemFinder, DropboxFinder

# We may look for books in FS directories
extractor = FilesystemFinder(path="/dir/with/moonreader/files")
books = extractor.get_books()
for book in books:
    print(book.title)
    for note in book.notes:
        print(note.text)

# And in the dropbox

client = dropbox.Dropbox(access_token='MYSECRETTOKEN')
extractor = DropboxFinder(client, books_path='moonreader_save_dir')

books = extractor.get_books()
for book in books:
    print(book.title)
    for note in book.notes:
        print(note.text)

Running tests

make test

Formatting codebase

make format