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PyCBZHelper

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PyCBZHelper is a Python library for creating CBZ (Comic Book Zip) files with metadata. It provides functionality to generate a CBZ file from a list of image pages and associated comic book metadata.

Features

  • Create CBZ files from images.
  • Generate ComicInfo.xml metadata.
  • Support for various metadata fields.
  • Handle page files from local disk or web URLs.
  • Automatic cleanup of temporary files.

Installation

You can install PyCBZHelper using pip:

pip install pycbzhelper

Usage

Here's a basic example of how to use PyCBZHelper:

from pycbzhelper import Helper
from pathlib import Path

PARENT = Path(__name__).resolve().parent

if __name__ == "__main__":
    # Define metadata for the comic
    metadata = {
        "Title": "My Comic",
        "Series": "Comic Series",
        "Number": "1",
        "Pages": [
            {"File": PARENT / "image1.jpg"},
            {"File": PARENT / "image2.jpg"},
        ]
        # Add more metadata fields here
    }

    # Define the path to the output CBZ file
    output_path = PARENT / "output.cbz"

    # Create an instance of the Helper class
    helper = Helper(metadata)

    # Create the CBZ file
    helper.create_cbz(output_path)

For more information on how to use PyCBZHelper, please refer to the documentation.

Exceptions

The following exceptions can be raised by PyCBZHelper:

  • InvalidKeyValue: Raised when a key value is invalid.
  • MissingPageFile: Raised when no page files are available.
  • InvalidFileExtension: Raised when an invalid file extension is used.
  • FileNotFound: Raised when the specified source file is not found.

License

This project is licensed under the GPL v3 License.

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CBZ simplifies creating, managing, and viewing comic book files in CBZ, CBR, and PDF formats, offering seamless packaging, metadata handling and built-in viewing capabilities.
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