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Tachidesk-VaadinUI

A free and open source manga reader that uses Tachidesk-Server.

This is written in Java with the help of the Vaadin Framework.

Is this Application usable?

Yes, but any bug reports are welcome. If you want to contribute, please do so.

Here's a list of features that are currently implemented:

How do I get this Application

Releases

Just download your applicable installer from the releases tab and install it on your device.

Flathub/Flatpak

You can also install this Application on Linux by using Flatpak with the Flathub repo, all you have to do is paste the following command into your terminal (with the flathub repo already added).

flatpak install online.hatsune_miku.tachidesk-vaadinui

You can then run the Application by using this

flatpak run online.hatsune_miku.tachidesk-vaadinui

Troubleshooting

I started the Application, but it doesn't open in my browser

You can manually open the Application by going to http://localhost:3901 or go in the task tray and double click the icon there.

Support and Help

Join the Discord Server and ask your questions in the #support channel. You can Ping @diamondlp. Note that I might not respond immediately.

How do I build this Application

Jar

To build a jar file, just run 'gradlew buildReleaseJar'. The jar file will be located in the build/libs folder and should be named Tachidesk-VaadinUI-x.y.z.jar.

Windows

To build a Windows installer, just run 'gradlew buildWindowsExe' for an .exe installer or 'gradlew buildWindowsMsi' for an .msi installer (recommended). The installer will be located in the build/installer folder.

Linux

To build a Linux installer, just run 'gradlew buildLinuxDeb' for a Debian based Linux distribution or 'gradlew buildLinuxRpm' for a RPM based Linux distribution. The installer will be located in the build/installer folder.

MacOS

To build a MacOS installer, just run 'gradlew buildMacDmg' for a .dmg file or 'gradlew buildMacPkg' for a .pkg file. Whichever you prefer. The installer will be located in the build/installer folder.

Development Guidelines

Formatting

Please use the Google Java Format to format your code. You can find an IntelliJ plugin, which will format the code for you here.

Commit Messages

Explain what the commit does in a simple manner. Don't explain the whole algorithm you implemented, but rather what the commit does. For example: "Add support for reading Manga" or "Fix bug where Manga Page doesn't load correctly".

Pull Requests

Please make sure that your code compiles and runs before making a pull request. Also make sure that your code is well formatted. If you want to make a pull request, feel free to do so. I'll review it and if it's good, I'll merge it in a timely manner.

Note: If you want to make a big change, please open an issue first and discuss if the change is needed/wanted. This way you won't have done a lot of work for nothing and I won't have to reject your pull request.

Code

Please make sure your code is readable and follows the guidelines above. Also make sure new methods are documented with a proper JavaDoc. For example:

/**
 * This method returns the {@link Manga} title.
 *
 * @param mangaId The id of the Manga to get the tile from.
 * @return The title of the Manga. 
 */
public String getMangaTitle(String mangaId) {
    /* Code here
            
     */
}

Credit

The Tachidesk-Server project is developed by AriaMoradi and other contributors. Feel free to check it out here.