gotson/komga

Komga is a self-hosted media server and web application designed for managing digital comic and ebook libraries. It provides a modern, responsive web interface and a desktop client for browsing, searching, and organizing content, while supporting multiple metadata sources and formats. The system features advanced library management, including automated scanning, content restrictions, and user role-based access control. It also offers synchronization capabilities for Kobo and KOReader devices, alongside comprehensive API and OPDS interfaces for external integration.

This period was defined by the introduction of a new Vue.js-based web interface and a comprehensive backend modernization. The backend was refactored to use jOOQ for database access, introduced user management and content restriction features, and upgraded to Spring Boot 3. The frontend was built from scratch with a modular plugin architecture, comprehensive service layer, and advanced reading capabilities.

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This period focused on expanding metadata support for comics and ebooks, introducing features like ISBN barcode scanning, ComicRack, and Mylar integration. The team also significantly refactored the REST API and search infrastructure, while adding OAuth2 login and server-sent events for real-time updates.

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This period focused on expanding API standards with full OPDS v1/v2 implementations and introducing Kobo e-reader synchronization. The backend was significantly refactored to use JOOQ for database access and replaced Artemis with a database-backed task queue for background jobs. Additional features include automated library scanning, improved desktop error handling, and support for new media formats like EPUB and RAR.

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This period focused on integrating KOReader synchronization support, introducing a new REST API to track reading progress across PDF, CBZ, and EPUB formats. The work also included comprehensive unit testing for the new sync controller and refactored the OpenAPI configuration to improve API documentation and schema handling.

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