EbookLib lets the user to add and store in his iCloud public OPDS catalogs for browsing and finding publicly available eBooks.
The Catalog list is shared (through user's iCloud) across user's iOS devices (iPhone, iPad) so catalog list will not be lost.
The eBooks found in catalogs are available for download (FB2, ePub) and could be read with user's reader of choice or application built-in reader.
Application also features Library to store, browse and read EPUB and PDF books using built-in reader, and FB2 books using FB2 reader of choice.
Library has tabs for faster access and search of user's downloaded books, and also books that were opened for reading (with their progress preserved)
Books in the reading tab could be marked as finished and/or removed from reading tab. They will not be removed from the Library without explicit remove request in one of the Library book list tabs (All Books, Recent, Series tabs)
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This version focuses on sync reliability and adding eBook catalog portability (import/sharing).
iCloud cross-device sync (iPhone ↔ iPad): reading progress/resume should stay in sync and should not jump backwards after reopening or background/foreground.
“Remove from Reading”: removed books should stay removed across devices and should not reappear or duplicate later.
eBook catalogs export/import:
Export/share a single catalog or entire list of Catalogs (Button "+" -> Import or Share). You can share using all Apple standard share options (AirDrop, send through applications, emails, etc) and save it to Files, then an .ebooklib file (JSON format) will be saved on your device. This way you can share your free eBook catalogs with friends
You can also keep it for yourself to have a restore option if you lose or mistakenly delete your catalog(s).
Import is possible by opening a shared .ebooklib file via the existing “+” catalog flow; verify catalogs appear correctly after import.
Files .ebooklib are associated with EbookLib app, so you also could import catalog(s) by log tap on the file and chose "Open with" and chosing EbookLib
Catalog list ordering added: Catalogs will be sorted by name (A→Z) now.
If you see any sync oddities, please include device model/OS version, whether iCloud Drive is enabled, and (if possible) share the Developer Logs from both devices right after reproducing. I will provide instructions to make Developer Logs visible if needed.