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📜 A JSON based Web Publication Manifest format used at the core of the Readium project
In our current version of the manifest, we don't have the ability to indicate the direction of literals. There has been many discussions in the past about this within W3C,...
Moving forward, we should expect various projects tied to the Readium Architecture to support the W3C Publication Manifest: https://w3c.github.io/pub-manifest/ This Epic is meant to cover all known issues with parsing...
As part of the review of our work, we need to publish a note on accessibility that will cover how various elements from schema.org can be used for this purpose....
How should we parse `` (for example). What is the JSON Schema equivalent? https://github.com/readium/webpub-manifest/blob/master/schema/metadata.schema.json Complete OPF example (note the ``): https://github.com/IDPF/epub3-samples/blob/master/30/wasteland/EPUB/wasteland.opf ```xml code.google.com.epub-samples.wasteland-basic The Waste Land T.S. Eliot en-US 2011-09-01...
https://github.com/readium/webpub-manifest/blob/master/extensions/epub.md#encrypted The current Readium2 TypeScript / NodeJS implementation uses "none", not "store". Update: Kotlin, Swift and Go too.
In the "Readium desktop" app, a backend database is used to store WebPubManifest and OPDS models, so @clebeaupin has been wondering about how to detect potentially-breaking changes (such as `spine`...
While the manifest spec may wish to be agnostic on auth mechanisms, it would be useful to permit a manifest or OPDS feed to indicate some service endpoints relevant to...
In addition to our upcoming work on https://github.com/readium/architecture/pull/181, this PR is meant to add support in our EPUB profile for Media Overlay specific metadata.
In fixed layout publications, the spread can sometime be meaningful rather than decorative. This new property is meant to convey this information and could be parsed from EPUB files where...
This pull request introduces a new `altIdentifier` to publications, contributors, collections and series, as discussed on https://github.com/opds-community/drafts/discussions/79 I'm currently marking this one as a draft pull request until we figure...