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FlutterEbookApp

A simple Flutter app to Read and Download eBooks.

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Last push (UTC)
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📖📖 OpenLeaf (Flutter eBook App) Codemagic build status

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A simple Flutter app to Read and Download books. The Books included in the app are from the Public Domain (Expired Copyright and completely free).


The Feedbooks API was used to fetch books.

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To download this app, click here to see the codemagic builds. You can choose to install the apk. You can download from the appstore if you use an iPhone, iPad or a Mac with Silicon chip.

Please star⭐ the repo if you like what you see😉.

💻 Requirements

  • Any Operating System (ie. MacOS X, Linux, Windows)
  • Any IDE with Flutter SDK installed (ie. IntelliJ, Android Studio, VSCode etc)
  • A little knowledge of Dart and Flutter

✨ Features

  • [x] Download eBooks.
  • [x] Read eBooks.
  • [x] Favorites.
  • [x] Dark Mode
  • [x] Swipe to delete downloads.

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🔌 Plugins

Name Usage
Riverpod State Management
Sembast NoSQL database to store Favorites & Downloads
XML2JSON Convert XML to JSON
DIO Network calls and File Download
Iridium Reader Plug and play reader widget for epubs

🤓 Author(s)

Festus Babajide Olusegun Twitter Follow

🔖 LICENCE

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GitHub author

Festus Olusegun ↗

Product Engineer, Terrible Gamer, Wannabe Entrepreneur and a Flutter GDE

Available for part-time rolesCotonou, Benin.
LanguagesDartHTMLJavaScriptC++CMakeCSSRubySwiftCKotlinShellObjective-C

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