kodjodevf/mangayomi
Mangayomi is a cross-platform media consumption application supporting manga, anime, and novels across Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux. It features a modular architecture that allows users to browse, read, and track content from diverse sources, including local archives and external extension services. The system integrates a Go-based torrent server for P2P functionality, Rust-backed image decoding for performance, and a multi-language extension engine that supports Dart, JavaScript, and Mihon formats. Additionally, it provides robust state management via Riverpod, data persistence with Isar, and synchronization with external tracking services.
54.9
Adequate · 29 July 2026
103k
lines of production code
Dart
primary language
2
bus factor · 28 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2023 · multi-platform expansion and feature consolidation
This period focused on establishing native support for Linux, Windows, and macOS while refactoring the Android and iOS build configurations. The team also overhauled the application's architecture by migrating data storage to Isar, implementing a centralized navigation system, and introducing extensive settings and UI components for manga, anime, and extension management.
89 changes
2024–2025 · Multi-language extension runtime and native backend
The project significantly expanded its extension ecosystem by introducing native runtimes for Dart, JavaScript, and Mihon/LNReader plugins, alongside a new Go-based torrent server with FFI bindings. Concurrently, the codebase integrated Rust for EPUB parsing and HTTP client operations, while refactoring the download manager and reader architecture to support these new capabilities.
43 changes
2026 · feature expansion and performance improvements
This period focused on adding significant new features and improving performance across the application. Key additions include DNS-over-HTTPS support, biometric app lock, calendar widgets for manga releases, and text-to-speech for novels. The team also introduced a mass migration tool for library sources, a native image decoding hook for faster rendering, and TV-optimized interfaces for anime details.
10 changes
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