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If you are looking to run a lightweight OPDS server: check out elibsrv. The indexer is written in C, which writes to a SQLite database, which is then presented
by captn3m0 6y ago
If you are looking to run a lightweight OPDS server: check out elibsrv. The indexer is written in C, which writes to a SQLite database, which is then presented using a lightweight PHP script. And as a plus, it supports OPDS search, which most other implementations don’t (such as Ubooquity).
- tomkpa 6y agoUbooquity does support OPDS search.
- captn3m0 6y agohmm, doesn't seem to work on either of the clients that I Use (Foliate/Kybook2).
- tomkpa 6y agoAs far as I remember, I strictly followed the OPDS specifications when I implemented search, so it should work with any OPDS client. Just in case,I just tested it successfully with Moon+ Reader on Android. I can't test the clients you use as I have neither a Linux or iOS device at hand, but if you have any kind of error when trying to use them, I could take a look.
- captn3m0 6y agoMight just be an issue with my install. I'll do an upgrade and report an issue if I still can't get it working.