Stump is a free and open source comics, manga, and digital book server with OPDS support, created with Rust, Axum, SeaORM and React.
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Stump is under active development and should be treated as beta software until it reaches a stable 1.0 release. I do my best to avoid breaking changes, or changes which might cause data loss, but there are no guarantees.
I develop and maintain Stump in my free time. In other words, this is not my job and there is no guarantee of any timeline for features or bug fixes.
- OPDS v1.2 (including OPDS PSE) and v2.0 support
- EPUB, PDF, CBZ/ZIP, and CBR/RAR support
- Built-in readers for all supported formats
- Annotations and highlights for EPUB books
- OIDC authentication
- Translations with Crowdin
- Multi-user account management with permissions, age restrictions, and other access control features
- Theming support with a handful of built-in themes
- Kobo and KoReader sync integrations
- Multiple different installation methods, including Docker and pre-built binaries
And more not mentioned. The documentation will provide additional details about features, installation, and usage guides.
You can track the project boards to see what efforts are currently being worked on or planned.
Feel free to create an issue or discussion if you have anything else you'd like to see!
The installation guides are available in the documentation (or the markdown, if you prefer).
The developer guide is available in the documentation (or the markdown, if you prefer). To not have to maintain two copies of the same information, please refer to those links for the most up-to-date information.
Contributions are very welcome! Please review the CONTRIBUTING.md before getting started.
I recommend taking a look at open issues. You can also check out the project boards to see what efforts are active or planned.
In general, the following areas could always use help:
- Translations, so Stump is accessible to as many people as possible
- You can translate through Crowdin or help find/fix areas of the app that need better translation coverage
- Writing comprehensive tests
- Improving the UI/UX, even small changes can go a long way
- CI pipelines, automated release processes, and other devops-related efforts
- Addressing
TODOorFIXMEcomments in the codebase
The repository is managed via yarn workspaces and cargo workspaces:
# The primary applications all grouped together
apps/
desktop/ # Tauri wrapping the web UI
expo/ # React Native app
server/ # Axum server
web/ # UI served by the server
# The primary internals, like file processing etc
core/
# Supporting Rust crates (cli, graphql, integrations, etc)
crates/
migrations/ # Database migrations
models/ # Database models
docs/
# Shared TypeScript packages
packages/There are a number of other projects that are similar to Stump, it certainly isn't the first or only digital book media server out there. If Stump isn't for you, or you want to check out similar projects in this space, here are some other projects you might be interested in:
- audiobookshelf (Audiobooks, Podcasts)
- Codex
- Kavita
- Komga
- Storyteller
If a package or subfolder has its own license file, that license takes precedence over the repository-level license and will be listed below.
- The expo application is licensed under GPL-3.0
- All other code in the repository is licensed under MIT License
- Some of the icons used in the web and mobile applications are from the Spacedrive repository, and are licensed under the AGPL-3.0 license.
- The native Readium expo modules were adapted from Storyteller
