dropcaster VS Booksonic-Air

This is a bit of a roundabout solution, but I've been pretty happy with it. First I convert the books to per-chapter MP3 files with AAXtoMP3, then Dropcaster to create a podcast feed of the chapter MP3 files. I just put that behind a simple password protected static file web server, and I can use any podcast client to listen to my books.

If you don't mind getting using Dropbox instead and having to use a command line, https://github.com/nerab/dropcaster should work to give you an RSS feed

You should check out booksonic, works pretty well, fully open-source

Booksonic-air may be a good fit, it's directory based, and the search is pretty good. https://github.com/popeen/Booksonic-Air

You can check out booksonic https://booksonic.org/ pretty simple docker setup, its free and works fine with a basic a web ui.

mkdir /home/nginx/Tools/booksonic-air cd /home/nginx/Tools/booksonic-air wget https://github.com/popeen/Booksonic-Air/releases/download/v2112.2.0/booksonic.war chown -R nginx:nginx /home/nginx/Tools/booksonic-air/ /usr/lib/jvm/jdk-18/bin/java -jar /home/nginx/Tools/booksonic-air/booksonic.war -Dserver.port=4141

Getting back to the topic at hand. I looked in the Github project https://github.com/popeen/Booksonic-Air but I couldn't find any documentation for the REST API. Is there none or did I miss something?

I don't know of any app that will synch between different devices but I went ahead and set up my own Booksonic server. This allows me to listen through any browser or through the Android app.

Booksonic Air 2201.1.0, https://github.com/popeen/Booksonic-Air/releases/tag/v2201.1.0