Bahar1978

Just to be sure, I run one more time from scratch the following instructions. I have z-worker.js and other required files and folders. 1- git clone --recursive -b develop https://github.com/*readium*/readium-js-viewer.git...

Using your files: the "npm run build" does not make "_single-bundle" folder. the "npm run dist:cloudReader" does not make its required folders and files.

Hi @larsvoigt I installed npm install epub-full-text-search -g, and can use it, for example "curl -XGET "http://localhost:8085/search?q=math". I also deployed readium cloud (https://github.com/readium/readium-js-viewer). I am going to search for keyword...

Hi @larsvoigt I have been working on highlighting text based on CFI. I could integrate epub-search engin in Readim, as search function. Now I can extract CFI of a search...

Hi @larsvoigt , Thanks! I just noticed your comments. I will work on that and update you.

Hi @larsvoigt, I used other way to highlight my search keyword using epub-search in readium. There is an small issue about my extracted CFI from epub-search. IN CFI.js: The startOffset...

Hi @larsvoigt, Is that possible to provide me some information about my previous comment? Thanks in advance

Hi @larsvoigt I fixed it by adding endOffset= startOffset + query[0][0].length; instead of endOffset= startOffset + query[0].length; in line 81 https://github.com/larsvoigt/epub-full-text-search/blob/master/src/CFI.js

Hi @larsvoigt I was wondering why some results of my local search a word (e.g. "data") in the same book "accessible_epub_3" locally using epub-search is different from what I retrieve...

@larsvoigt I see that epub-search finds just some of existing keywords in some cases and not all existing keywords. For example in book="accessible_epub_3", file="ch01s02.xhtml", **there are 5** keyword="someone". But the...