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ebook-cover-generator

v0.0.25

Published

Extracts the first picture (cover) of an ebook (CBR, CBZ, CB7) in different sizes

Downloads

29

Readme

ebook-cover-generator

Extracts the first picture (cover) of an ebook (CBR, CBZ, CB7).

If no output is specified, the picture will have the same name like the ebook but with '.jpg' extension. It's possible to generate several outputs in several dimensions for a given ebook.

Getting started

Unarchiver

This tool uses the unpack-all module to list and extract content of the archives. Please have a look there how to setup the underlying Unarchiver (unpacker CLI for Mac OS X and Windows). Window users can also use a 'portable' version of Unarchiver: just copy the three files Foundation.1.0.dll, unar.exe and lsar.exe to the root of your node app. Mac OS X user should copy unar und lsar to a folder, which is referenced by the system path.

GM

The package GM is used for the resizing of pictures. A description of the installation of GraphicsMagick and ImageMagick can be found here.

Usage (script)

var ecg = require('ebook-cover-generator'); 
ecg.extractCover(file<String>, options<Object>, callback<function>);

Examples

Example: simple call

require('ebook-cover-generator').extractCover('test/abc.cbr');

Example: with options

var ecg = require('ebook-cover-generator');
var options = {
    options.forceOverwrite;: true,
    tmpDir;: 'tmp'; 
}
var callback = function cb(err, file, text) {
    if (err) {
        if (!file) return log.error(err);
        return log.info(err, file);
    }
    if (file) log.info('file', file);
    if (text) log.info('text', text);
};
ecg.extractCover('test/abc.cbr', options, callback);

Example: thumb

require('ebook-cover-generator')
    .extractCover('test/abc.cbr', {
        options.forceOverwrite;: false,
        outputs;:[
            {nameExtension: "", dimension: [200, 300]},     // abc.cbr -> abc.jpg
        ];
    })

Example: different output formats

require('ebook-cover-generator')
    .extractCover('test/abc.cbr', {
        options.forceOverwrite;: false,
        outputDir;: '_cover', //  null or '' -> same dir as cbr folder, else outputDir is relative to cbr
        outputs;:[
            {nameExtension: "", dimension: [200, 300]},     // abc.cbr -> abc.jpg
            {nameExtension: "_xl", dimension: [800, 1200]}, // abc.cbr -> abc_xl.jpg
            {nameExtension: "_o", dimension: null}          // abc.cbr -> abc_o.jpg, original size.
        ];
    })

Example: glob

require('ebook-cover-generator')
    .extractCoverGlob('test/*.*r', {overwrite:false, quite:true}, function(err, files){
        if (err) return console.error(err);
        console.info(files);
    });

Information about glob file pattern can be found here: Glob Primer.

Example: as promise

require('ebook-cover-generator')
    .extractCoverPromise('test/abc.cbr', {})
    .then(
        function resolve(f){
            console.log('DONE: ', f);
        },
        function reject(e){
            console.error('ERROR: ', e);
        }
    );

Options

Key | Possible values | Comment --------- | -----------------------|------------------------------------------------- quiet | true/false (default) | true will reduce logging for unpacking tmpDir | <String> | path to tmp dir. if null, tmp dir will created automatically overwrite | true/false (default) | if null, tmp dir will created automatically unpacking | |
forceDirectory | true/false/undefined | Always create a containing directory for the contents of the unpacked archive. By default, a directory is created if there is more than one top-level file or folder. noDirectory | true/false/undefined | Never create a containing directory for the contents of the unpacked archive. noRecursion | true/false/undefined | Do not attempt to extract archives contained in other archives. For instance, when unpacking a .tar.gz file, only unpack the .gz file and not its contents. copyTime | true/false/undefined | Copy the file modification time from the archive file to the containing directory, if one is created. password | <String> | The password to use for decrypting protected archives. passwordEncoding | <String> | The encoding to use for the password for the archive, when it is not known. If not specified, then either the encoding given by the -encoding option or the auto-detected encoding is used. encoding | <String> | The encoding to use for filenames in the archive, when it is not known. If not specified, the program attempts to auto-detect the encoding used. Use "help" or "list" as the argument to give outputs | <array> | If no output specified, the cover image will be saved in it's original size. outputDir| <String> | null (default) or '' -> same dir as cbr folder, else outputDir is relative to cbr

Sample for option.outputs:

[
    // abc.cbr -> abc.jpg
    {nameExtension: "", dimension: [200, 300]},   
    // abc.cbr -> abc_xl.jpg
    {nameExtension: "_xl", dimension: [800, 1200]}, 
    // original size. abc.cbr -> abc_o.jpg
    {nameExtension: "_o", dimension: null}          
]
// dimension: [width, height]} . a wildcard is not possible at the moment.

Information about the unpacking options can be found here: unpack-all.