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Make Hardcover's Code Open Source
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jess

I want to contribute to features and bug fixes - is there a GitHub/gitlab for devs to help out?

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Sam
Nov 24, 2024

Is there any updates on this ? I am curious to know how far have you got 😊

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Catherine
Oct 10, 2024

I am so pumped for this!

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Hardcover Team
Jul 30, 2024
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Hardcover Team
Jul 30, 2024

We have a dozen or so things to complete before this is done. Making progress!

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Josh
Apr 18, 2024

Yay! Excited to have the opportunity to contribute (assuming I’m decent at React by the time it’s open sourced)!

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Jetrois
Mar 8, 2024

Please Open source it all. API and all. The rationale behind this is I’m interested in making an epub reader and would love for it to automatically update my progress. Also while the website is great the iOS app needs work. It’s slow when moving from one screen to another sometimes asks for re-authentication when logging in it will notify that it’s already logged in I can tell this is NOT a native app possible react native or some such

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Hardcover Team
Jan 6, 2024
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Planned

We absolutely want to do this before the end of 2024!

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Hardcover Team
Aug 18, 2023
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Under Consideration

This is one we're heavily considering. We might end up open sourcing only the front-end but keeping the API private. One of the difficult parts is the data to work with it locally. We think that could work by having a staging API that people work with locally that has removed all private information (private notes, non-publicly saved books).

We'd very much like to make this public and allow people to submit pull requests. If anyone would be interested in being an early beta tester of this let us know. When/if we do this we'd like to do it right, and that means having a great initial experience.

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jess
Aug 18, 2023

Adam Fortuna I'm game for testing - also willing to let my library of reads as dump (I also have and am willing to share the output from gr that is the basis for most of my hardcover library).

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