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Transliteration of folders and filenames #257
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Please install "unidecode", afterwards the behavior should be same (I'll add it to the needed dependencys) |
Great, working, closing issue. |
…in generating no ascii folder names (fix for #257)
* master: Added unidecode to required dependencys for same behavior as calibre in generating no ascii folder names (fix for janeczku#257) Fix hmac creation in send_test_email function Make change requested by Codacy Make changes requested by Codacy Make changes requested by Codacy Move TinyMCE into edit_books.js Show localized date over top of date input Use bootstrap-datepicker to add datepicking UI for browsers that do not have one built-in Add timestamp to default publishing date Standardize indentation Add ability to edit publish date Refactor to remove nested if-statements
Is it possible to make this an option? Not using unidecode gives a better name for the files saved on the filesystem and also the downloaded files. |
I'm sorry. Calibre-web replicates calibre behaviour, and calibre does it the way it is implemented now, and I don't know of a option to change naming on the harddrive. |
Oh, what I meant is to make whether to use unidecode configurable through the web UI. |
When I use Calibre directly and add cyrillic book - it creates folder and filename transliteration way, but calibre-web uses cyrillic names from book metadata.
I think, that it's need to unify logic.
Which library Calibre uses for it?
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