I'm trying to write a booklet that handles rss feeds. This threads covers couple things: The very specific problem I'm encountering running the booklet, information on Kindle Booklet internals in general.
Ideally I open to a swing gui that accepts an rss file to open or combines all of them. Which looking at the lipc triggers is entirely doable. From there you can select which article you want to read and it downloads and parses the html to get a reader mode feel. It then throws you into a normal/modified reader mode just like any other book or pdf. I think this might be doable with HTMLReader-impl.jar? Let know if there any good ways to that better.
Technical I tried to copy to as much of the kual luancher to try and get it setup and running but I get a Null pointer exception when when Booklet Manager tries to launch my jar (BookletManager.a.run()) . I'm on a paperwhite 4 running 13.3. My cvm doesn't support debugging(which causes bootloops apparently) and the jars I got seem to be much more obfuscated than the libraries the kual seems to be based off of. I use the fernflower decompiler built into intellij. Also I'm only targeting java 8 which my cvm seems to support.
I attached the booklet class.
Attachment 188343
Ideally I open to a swing gui that accepts an rss file to open or combines all of them. Which looking at the lipc triggers is entirely doable. From there you can select which article you want to read and it downloads and parses the html to get a reader mode feel. It then throws you into a normal/modified reader mode just like any other book or pdf. I think this might be doable with HTMLReader-impl.jar? Let know if there any good ways to that better.
Technical I tried to copy to as much of the kual luancher to try and get it setup and running but I get a Null pointer exception when when Booklet Manager tries to launch my jar (BookletManager.a.run()) . I'm on a paperwhite 4 running 13.3. My cvm doesn't support debugging(which causes bootloops apparently) and the jars I got seem to be much more obfuscated than the libraries the kual seems to be based off of. I use the fernflower decompiler built into intellij. Also I'm only targeting java 8 which my cvm seems to support.
I attached the booklet class.
Attachment 188343
