Add omabook book library and reader package - #280
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omabook is a book library and reader for EPUB, PDF and MOBI, built with Qt Quick the same way omawrite is: one .pro, one make, one binary. Packaged from the release tag, which is self-contained -- omabook vendors its reader engine as of 0.1.1, so build() fetches nothing and a package built from the tarball is a working reader rather than an app that opens a book and renders nothing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Re5DgwyjxuqZu91a3Tc1md
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Omabook is a book library and reader for EPUB, PDF and MOBI. It imports a folder of books, reads their metadata and covers, sorts them into categories and tags, and opens them in a reader built on foliate-js. Progress, highlights and notes are kept per book. Follows your Omarchy theme palette. Everything is local: no network, no accounts, no telemetry.
It is written in C++17 and Qt Quick and built with qmake, in the same shape as omawrite: one .pro file, one make, one binary at /usr/bin/omabook. It follows the Omarchy theme and the desktop text scale.
https://github.com/newx/omabook
The PKGBUILD follows pkgbuilds/omawrite: a checksummed release tarball built through bin/build, with the same desktop and icon cache scriptlet. The reader engine is vendored in omabook's tree, so nothing is fetched during build(). Only x86_64 has been built and tested.