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# Requirements
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* S3 (minio can be used for a local instance).
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-* Redis
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+* redis
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* sqlite
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-* Python3.6
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-# Batch process
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-To remove the initial roundtrip when searching for books, I keep a cache in a
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-local sqlite database.
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-To populate this cache, there's an API endpoint (`books/batch_update`) that triggers each bot's `LIST` command, at `#ebooks`
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+* python3.6
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# Services
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### Web interface
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---
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+TODO
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### Basic (Kindle) Web interface
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The kindle has a very basic webbrowser (I believe it renders up to HTML4, CSS2.1), which can be used to download (available) books directly.
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}
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```
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+# Batch process
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+
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+To remove the initial roundtrip when searching for books, I keep a cache in a
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+local sqlite database.
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+To populate this cache, there's an API endpoint (`books/batch_update`) that triggers each bot's `LIST` command, at `#ebooks`
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+
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# CLI
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For now, you can control this via HTTP.
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-```
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+```bash
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$ # populate the index, only once in a while for new books
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$ http POST localhost:5000/books/batch_update
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$ # search the book that you want
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* Proper status of requests in progress
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* Web UI
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+# Misc
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+
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+To update the graph in the README
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+```
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+$ dot docs/services.dot -Tpng > docs/services.png
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+```
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