Fix attribute class redefined error on some epub files #457
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Some epubs, have an html content with "class" attribute. FolioReader will fail since it's also defining its class attribute. Fixed this by adding a logic to check if the class attribute already exist, if it does then just append the class attribute of FolioReader to the already existing class attribute of the Epub file. Otherwise, just add the class attribute directly to the htmlcontent.
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how are you finding this library so far, i am looking for a open source epub reader for ios and android and couldnt find anything so far except this, also is there a flutter version if you know? |
yes. i'm actually using flutter to display epub files. I'm using epub_kitty package which is also using this library (folioreader). |
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can someone review these PRs and feedback the contributor ? |
Wojtek1234
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Oct 20, 2020
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Some epubs, have an html content with "class" attribute. FolioReader
will fail since it's also defining its class attribute.
Fixed this by adding a logic to check if the class attribute already exist,
if it does then just append the class attribute of FolioReader to the already
existing class attribute of the Epub file. Otherwise, just add the class attribute
directly to the htmlcontent.
Example epub html content:
With my fix the class attribute will become like class="lora nightmode hltr" (sample only)
Will fix #456