gotenberg VS koodo-reader

Use a server-side headless browser such as puppeteer to convert the HTML to PDF. This is the most reliable free option, but requires a server. If you need to use it in production, we recommend you use Gotenberg.

We're using Gotenberg[1] to convert a rendered web page (with Elixir/Phoenix, in our case) to PDF. Works like a charm and we can use our existing frontend code/styling (including SVG graph generators) which is a huge bonus.

1: https://gotenberg.dev/

If you also want to convert Markdown or LibreOffice formats, the self-hosted API Gotenberg is worth checking out

I found a project that does exactly that (https://github.com/gotenberg/gotenberg). It’s my best bet for now, but I still need to test GraalVM integration with JS runtimes (and test JS libraries) and the Kotlin compiler targeting Node.

Gotenberg is a Docker-based stateless API for PDF generation from HTML and Markdown files.

Think you mean https://gotenberg.dev ?

We use https://gotenberg.dev/ with handlebars templates.

My one hope as of now is: https://github.com/troyeguo/koodo-reader

Try this

Try Koodo Reader

Koodo reader is really good https://github.com/troyeguo/koodo-reader

Calibre is fairly functional but sucks imo. Visually, it is not very pleasing. Koodoo finally got me to scroll through books on my computer again https://github.com/troyeguo/koodo-reader

YacReader is a good library manager for comics. I download comics with HakuNeko and manage them with YacReader. Koodo reader is the best looking ebook reader I've found. It's on github.