epr is a terminal/CLI ebook reader.
epr is written in Python. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Remembers last read file (just run epr without any argument).
- Remembers last reading state for each file (per file saved state written to $HOME/.config/epr/config or $HOME/.epr respectively depending on availability).
- Adjustable text area width.
- Adaptive to terminal resize.
- Supports EPUB3 (no audio support).
- Secondary vim-like bindings.
- Supports opening images.
- Dark/Light color scheme (depends on terminal color capability).
Website: github.com/wustho/epr
Support:
Developer: Benawi Adha
License: MIT License
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| Lue | Multi-format ebook reader with synchronized text-to-speech |
| Bookokrat | Vim-style EPUB, PDF and DJVU reader with annotations and images |
| baca | epy's sister with a sleek and contemporary appearance |
| epy | Fork of epr with added features |
| epr | Terminal/CLI Epub reader |
| hygg | Minimalist Vim-like document reader with search and bookmarks |
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