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Audible Library Extractor v0.2.4-beta

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@joonaspaakko joonaspaakko released this 28 Feb 22:04
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First beta release = It has pretty much all you should want and it should also work, so there's that.

My audible library uploaded online: https://joonaspaakko.github.io/my-audible-library/#/library?book=B07SZ2ZB86

Included / changes

  • Extraction
    • Options that allow you to pick and choose what to extract: library, collections, isbns, wishlist.
      • You can also extract wishlist and nothing else, if you want...
    • While you can extract ISBNs, it's a little unnecessary at this point since the CSV export is not yet possible.
    • A faster partial extraction (after at least one full library extraction) that adds and removes books as well as updates changing data, like your progress
  • Gallery
    • Pages: library, categories, series, collections, wishlist
      • Categories page is created automatically using the Audible parent category > child category structure.
    • View modes: grid view, spreadsheet
    • Search
      • Advanced search. Some instructions in the top right of the gallery. Just hover the magnifying glass icon.
      • Options: scope, filter, sort
    • Gallery can be saved as a standalone web gallery.
      • You can view the gallery locally after extraction, but you can also save it a standalone web gallery that you can upload online or even send via email if that is your thing. If you want to view the gallery locally, open index.html in the browser.
      • Save button is the floppy disk icon at the top right.
    • Audio player for playing the book samples
    • URL parameters - You probably don't care if you aren't uploading it online.
      • These allow you to save what you are seeing, like searches and specific scope, filter, and sort settings. As well as direct links to specific books.
      • And you can save specific URLs as bookmarks.
    • If you want to upload the gallery online for your own use (to find what to listen to next), it makes sense to save it to home screen on a mobile device.
    • There's a button in book details that open the book in the Audible mobile app. So if you find something you like, just press the button and it loads up in the app, where you can press play.

Still missing

  • CSV export
  • Search autocomplete (not sure if needed)
  • Breadcrumbs (not sure if needed)