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1eor
The other day I pulled together a simple php page to turn a LibraryThing csv export into an epub with author index, tag index and a page for each edition. It's a bit of a hack, but it lets me carry around my library when I go to the bookstore or a booksale.
I'm not hosting it publicly, but if anyone's interested I'd gladly send the source so you can set it up yourself. Only requirements are a web server that supports php, the EPub php class and it's requirement of the Zip php class.
If anyone's interested, send me an email and I'll send along the code.
I'm not hosting it publicly, but if anyone's interested I'd gladly send the source so you can set it up yourself. Only requirements are a web server that supports php, the EPub php class and it's requirement of the Zip php class.
If anyone's interested, send me an email and I'll send along the code.
2AsYouKnow_Bob
You know, I just got myself a Kobo and was wondering exactly this - - what would be involved in translating the csv version of LT into something the Kobo could read (ePub or .pdf, I guess).
Which I guess proves the old adage: "Anything you can conceive a need for, somebody's already written it"....
Which I guess proves the old adage: "Anything you can conceive a need for, somebody's already written it"....
