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Logseq Calibre Plugins

• calibreMetadata https://github.com/duydl/logseq-calibre-metadata

• calibreAnnotation https://github.com/duydl/logseq-calibre-annotation

Enhance your note-taking experience with Logseq by integrating it with Calibre, a robust e-book management software. These plugins utilize Calibre's Server API to provide a seamless e-book reading and note-taking experience within Logseq.

These two plugins can function independently. The calibreMetadata plugin only inserts the macros used by the calibreAnnotation plugin.

Without calibreMetadata, you can still manually create links to your books.

Without calibreAnnotation, you'll have a block with two non-functional renderer macros after creating page.

• Calibre Content Server is a very convenient tool. Add annotations to your books in a browser or on any other device, and the annotations will seamlessly sync to the page.

Installation

Usage

The calibreAnnotation plugin adds two button renderers for calibreViewer and calibreSync.

• {{renderer calibreViewer, color, link}}: This button opens a book viewer on the right-hand side. You could close the viewer, edit the viewer width, or open the book in browser with the control bar.

• {{renderer calibreSync, syncstate, interval, hostlink, lib, id, fmt}}: This button initiates the sync process, fetching annotations and applying them to the corresponding blocks in real-time.

You can click on the button again to stop syncing. If needed, you can copy the content to a new block, and it will only sync the latest position as recorded by lastsync property of the block.

Future Enhancements

• Add location property to highlights to sort by location instead of timestamp
• Add more customized settings
• Adapt to other webtool. Omnivore Highlight, Youtube Timestamp, etc.
• Add multiple iframe to side viewer. Save state of all opened iframe when new one opened.

License