Submitted 7 hours ago by LilyVess@lemmy.blahaj.zone to selfhosted@lemmy.world
I’ve heard about Kavita and CWA. Kavita can’t fetch metadata sadly and it has too much behind the “+” service and CWA, as far as I know, is not very good for managing Manga and Comic.
Any recommendations? I would prefer it to be able to get it on the same app so I don’t have to constantly change IP on Kindle.
whysofurious@lemmy.dbzer0.com 5 hours ago Komga is always mentioned as a good option for this. I use it for books, manga, and comics, but my requirements are quite minimal (koreader sync, opds, and mihon), so it might not work for you exactly.
I do metadata fetching using komf, documentation is a bit lacking but once setup is pretty good (I use it for both manfa and comics) and it does everything automatically. There is also a browser extension that provides a UI for it. For comics sometimes I use ComicTagger for manually reviewing tags too. I would just read carefully the folder structure Komga expects if you go with that, to avoid having weird surprises :)
glizzyguzzler@lemmy.blahaj.zone 5 hours ago BookOrbit is doing pretty well for me so far with comics. Seems to have manga options about reverse reading direction.
Even better for books too. Can do koreader opds and email books as well.
Very good metadata ingestion.
I’m pretty pleased so far, have found some niggles but nothing bad. And the good stuff plenty outweighs anything else. It’s all ready to go, I switched libraries quickly. And it ate up my old library with its different (not as good) naming style and realigned it automatically, which was nice.
irmadlad@lemmy.world 1 hour ago BookOrbit
That was mentioned here the other day in another thread. I’m going to have to check it out. It looks so much more polished than Calibre, which is not bad, just blah.
Yokai for manga and comics.
I use grimmory and have been very happy.
Ditto, it’s got some bugs and jank to it, but it works well for my needs. Pretty easy to setup and import a collection.
I really like vaemendis.net/ubooquity/
jacksilver@lemmy.world 5 minutes ago
Audiobookshelf, Its designed for audiobooks and its folder structure is unintuitive, but it’s got the best website and apps of all the ones I’ve tried (including kogma).
I messed around with a couple of different approaches (Calibre web, kogma, etc.), but the best all around experience I have had is Audiobookshelf. Kogma is probably better if just doing manga, but Audiobookshelf has worked the best for hosting comics/manga/ebooks. The only real annoying things is the folder structure. I’ve needed to use some scripts to reorganize/rename files so it handles them correctly.