DotOPDS is an OPDS server designed for large libraries like full archive of lib.rus.ec or Flibusta.

• Full-text search through Lucene.net
• Plugins support
• Support for external converters
• OPDS catalog localization
• Basic authentication support
• Works on Windows (.NET 4.5.2) and Linux (mono 4.2.3) (not tested on OS X)
• Cover and annotation extraction (experimental)
• Web interface support (not included, see example here)

• BookProvider.Inpx - import .inpx files
• FileFormat.Fb2 - extracts annotation and cover from fb2 books

• Pdf tree import - import .pdf files with genres tree from filesystem

Download latest release and extract somewhere. Now create default configuration file:

DotOPDS init -c path/to/config

-c parameter is optional and can be used with any command. By default configuration stored in %APPDATA%\DotOPDS\default.json on Windows and in $HOME/.config/DotOPDS/default.json on Linux.

Now edit configuration file if needed:

{
    "port": 8080,
    "title": "DotOPDS Library", // OPDS title
    "language": "en", // OPDS language
    "lazyInfoExtract": false, // should server try to extract cover and annotation from book?
    "database": "%APPDATA%/DotOPDS/database", // path to database storage
    "web": "", // path to web interface files
    "log": {
        "level": "info", // log level
        "enabled": true, // should server write log to files?
        "path": "%APPDATA%/DotOPDS/logs"
    },
    "authentication": {
        "enabled": false, // enable basic authentication
        "attempts": 3, // how many wrong auth attempts before ban. Banned ips stored in banned.json near config file
        "users": {
            "user": "pass"
        }
    },
    "pagination": 10, // how many books per page
    "converters": [
        {
            "from": "fb2", // file extension
            "to": "epub",
            "command": "Fb2ePub",
            "arguments": "{0} {1}" // {0} - from, {1} - to
        }
    ]
}

Import library index from .inpx file:

DotOPDS import inpx D:\library D:\lib.inpx

To see available import plugins type:

DotOPDS import help
DotOPDS import help inpx # plugin help

Now just start server:

DotOPDS serve

and OPDS will be available at http://localhost:8080/opds

You always can use help command to get more info.

Use NSSM, Luke!

• support for more file formats (epub)

MIT

• Bump version in appveyor.yml
• Make tag with version number
• Wait for ci build completed and edit draft description
• Publish