Thorium Reader is an easy to use EPUB reading application for Windows 10/10S, MacOS and Linux. After importing e-books from a directory or OPDS feed, you'll be able to read on any screen size, customize layout settings, navigate via the table of contents or page list, set bookmarks ... A great care is taken to ensure the accessibility of the application for visual impaired people using NVDA, JAWS or Narrator.
Free application. No ads. No private data flowing anywhere.
This project is in constant evolution, corrections and new features will be added soon and your support is welcome for that. The application is based on the open-source Readium Desktop toolkit.
It is currently localized in following languages:
- English
- French
- Portuguese
- Swedish
- Russian
- Lithuanian
- Italian
- Japanese
- Dutch
- Spanish
- German
- Finnish
- Chinese
- Korean
- Georgian
TravisCI, develop
branch:
- NodeJS 14 (check with
node --version
) - NPM 6 (check with
npm --version
) - C++ compiler for native NodeJS modules (SQLite3 and LevelDown database backends), should work out of the box in Linux and MacOS. On Windows Visual Studio can be installed or simply call
npm install -g windows-build-tools
.
- typescript
- electron
- reactjs
- redux
- saga
- pouchdb
- i18next
npm install
(ornpm ci
): initialize localnode_modules
packages from dependencies declared inpackage.json
(this will also automatically call a long-running compilation stage innpm run postinstall
)
(with hot-reload dev server, web inspectors / debuggers)
npm run start:dev
(ornpm run start:dev:quick
to bypass TypeScript checks / launch the app faster)
npm start
(ornpm run start
)
npm run package:win
ornpm run package:mac
ornpm run package:linux
Code Signing information: https://github.com/edrlab/thorium-reader/wiki/Code-Signing
thorium <cmd> [args]
Commands:
thorium opds <title> <url> import opds feed
thorium import <path> import epub or lpcl file
thorium read <title> searches already-imported publications with the
provided TITLE, and opens the reader with the
first match
thorium [path] import and read an epub or lcpl file [default]
thorium completion generate bash completion script
Positionals:
path path of your publication, it can be an absolute, relative path [string]
Options:
--version Show version number [boolean]
--help Show help [boolean]