Well done!

Just a heads up though, there's an existing server/client app combo also named Alexandria commonly used in public schools and libraries (in the US anyway). It's more of a book inventory and check-out system, but the shared name for a related app could still cause some confusion, and might prevent schools and libraries from utilizing your helpful tool.

Just thought you should know. Your efforts deserve to stand on their own!

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Starred. Hopefully it works well with e-ink android, like my boox.

is not there yet for me (no android), but i subscribed to releases, and i will be there to see this grow!

Good set of supported formats. Is it safe to assume that text and PDF are also supported?

This looks really promising for me. Is there any chance of opds support? I couldn't find anything on the GitHub page.

BTW, this is now trending on Hacker News.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37303960

Sadly it seems like the AppImage doesn't work on Nobara (Fedora spinoff). Any chance we can get a flatpak for it?

Amazing! Can't wait for the android version to come out!

Awesome. I always wanted something like Foliate for Windows. Looks very promising. Great work OP.

If possible, get your App listed on WinGet too.

Very nice to see a Tauri app. Any plans to add macOS support?

Impressive, very nice. Waiting for fb2 format

Looks good! Funnily enough I just started a small personal project doing something like this to learn Sveltekit and typescript.

Never seen a Tauri app yet. Looks very promising. I shall bookmark this for the future.

I subscribed to releases! Good work so far!