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If the ComicCacher is to be a generic cache for talkers it must assume very little. Current assumptions: - There are issues that can be queried individually by an "Issue ID" and they have a relation to a single series - There are series that can be queried individually by an "Series ID" and they have a relation to zero or more issues - There are Searches that can be queried by the search term and they have a relation to zero or more series Each series and issue have a boolean `complete` attribute which is up to the talker to decide what it means. Data is returned as a tuple ([series, complete] or [issue, complete]) or a list of tuples An issue consists of an ID, an series ID and a binary data attribute which is up to the talker to determine what it means. An series consists of in ID and a binary data attribute which is up to the talker to determine what it means. The data attribute is binary to allow for compression and efficient storage of binary data (e.g. pickle) it is suggested to store it as json or similar text format encoded with utf-8. If the talker is using a website API it is suggested to store the raw response from the server. All caches automatically expire 7 days after insertion.
ComicTagger
ComicTagger is a multi-platform app for writing metadata to digital comics, written in Python and PyQt.
Features
- Runs on macOS, Microsoft Windows, and Linux systems
- Get comic information from Comic Vine
- Automatic issue matching using advanced image processing techniques
- Batch processing in the GUI for tagging hundreds or more comics at a time
- Support for ComicRack and ComicBookLover tagging formats
- Native full support for CBZ digital comics
- Native read only support for CBR digital comics: full support enabled installing additional rar tools
- Command line interface (CLI) enabling custom scripting and batch operations on large collections
For details, screen-shots, and more, visit the Wiki
Installation
Binaries
Windows, Linux and MacOS binaries are provided in the Releases Page.
Just unzip the archive in any folder and run, no additional installation steps are required.
PIP installation
A pip package is provided, you can install it with:
$ pip3 install comictagger[GUI]
There are optional dependencies. You can install the optional dependencies by specifying one or more of them in braces e.g. comictagger[CBR,GUI]
Optional dependencies:
ICU: Ensures that comic pages are supported correctly. This should always be installed. *Currently only exists in the latest alpha release *CBR: Provides support for CBR/RAR files.GUI: Installs the GUI.7Z: Provides support for CB7/7Z files.all: Installs all of the above optional dependencies.
Chocolatey installation (Windows only)
A Chocolatey package, maintained by @Xav83, is provided, you can install it with:
choco install comictagger
From source
- Ensure you have python 3.9 installed
- Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/comictagger/comictagger.git pip3 install .[ICU]orpip3 install .[GUI,ICU]
Contributors
beville |
davide-romanini |
fcanc |
lordwelch |
mizaki |
MichaelFitzurka |
abuchanan920 |
AlbanSeurat |
rhaussmann |
jpcranford |
PawlakMarek |
Xav83 |
thFrgttn |
tlc |