Command-line tool to track your books

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  1. libro

    A command-line book tracking tool (by mkaz)

    I added as an issue here: https://github.com/mkaz/libro/issues/4

    It'd be relatively easy to add, I don't have an example format

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  3. colibri

    Colibri is a simple web application to manage, read and download your ebooks.

    Hey, this is cool! I’m working on an open source, self-hostable ebook library, made to solve the 80%-usecase of Calibre. I also built a command line interface to interact with its database, but this is stock-Full of nice ideas. I might steal some! :)

    If you’re curious: https://github.com/colibri-hq/colibri

    (I have been working on this for years on and off, but now it’s finally going somewhere. Still not usable, though.)

  4. org-books

    Reading list management with org mode

    emacs already has an extension for this: https://github.com/lepisma/org-books

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