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Attention! This project does not provide manga document download services. You still need to download manga through the free or paid services provided by the website.

Attention! This project is only applicable to EPUB documents downloaded from the website Kox.moe or its mirror sites. The developer is not responsible for documents obtained from other sources if the conversion fails.

Attention! This project follows the MIT licence and does not generate any advertising revenue. Anyone can use it for free, but please refrain from promoting this project on manga websites to avoid unnecessary legal disputes. The developer is happy to see this project serve everyone.

If you encounter any issue during usage, please submit it, and I will do my best to resolve it within my knowledge.

The design concept of this project is to first unpack the EPUB document as a ZIP archive, rename each page's image files according to the numerical order in the HTML names, and then package the image files into a CBZ document.

This project can convert single or multiple manga files. It can also maintain the original directory structure when converting manga saved in complex directory structures.

Clone this project using the following command:

git clone https://github.com/Haoyi-Han/Moxmoe-Epub-Manga-Repacker.git
cd Moxmoe-Epub-Manga-Repacker

The project configuration file format is as follows:

[DEFAULT]
InputDir =  "path/to/your/input/folder"
OutputDir = "path/to/your/output/folder"
CacheDir =  "path/to/your/cache/folder"
Exclude = [folders & files to exclude in the paths you provide]
UseExtern7z = false
Extern7zExec "path/to/your/7z/executable"

Copy the manga document (or entire folder) to the folder pointed to by InputDir. Attention! Please avoid using special Unicode characters other than common symbols, letters, numbers, and CJK characters in the naming of subfolders and files.

Run the main.py script:

python main.py

The screenshot of the program during execution is as follows (not the latest version, for rough reference).

Wait for the program to finish running. Afterward, you can enter the folder pointed to by OutputDir to check the conversion results.

It is recommended to use poetry or pixi to set up the Python working environment.

It is recommended to use Nuitka to build the executable application.

• Windows platform: Run different commands based on the package management tool.
  • Poetry: make.ps1 build -e poetry (the -e poetry can be omitted)
  • Pixi: make.ps1 build -e pixi or pixi run build
• Unix platform: Run different commands based on the package management tool.
  • Poetry: make build BUILD_SYS=poetry (the BUILD_SYS=poetry can be omitted)
  • Pixi: make build BUILD_SYS=pixi or pixi run build

The built single-file program can then be found in the build folder.

You can use make.ps1 help or make help to view the supported command help.

To ensure the proper operation of this program, you need to create a config.toml configuration file in the directory where the executable file is located and complete the specified directory paths in the configuration file.

For the Windows platform, as an optional step, if you wish the program to display progress synchronously on the taskbar during runtime, you will need to copy the tl.tlb file from the repository to the directory where the executable file is located. This file is a link library file provided by Microsoft to control the taskbar behavior, and you can also download it manually.

GeeKaven/vol-moe-comic-scirpt: Main code logic reference

yeeac/epub-comic-repacker: Auxiliary code logic reference

Zeal-L/BiliBili-Manga-Downloader: Reference for writing ComicInfo.xml