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A Rust implementation of a MangaDex@Home client.
This client contains the following features:
- Easy migration from the official client
- Fully compliant with MangaDex@Home specifications
- Multi-threaded, high performance, and low overhead client
- HTTP/2 support for API users, HTTP/2 only for upstream connections
- Secure and privacy oriented features:
- Only supports TLS 1.2 or newer; HTTP is not enabled by default
- Options for no logging and no metrics
- Support for on-disk XChaCha20 encryption with ephemeral key generation
- Supports an internal LFU, LRU, or a redis instance for in-memory caching
Building
cargo build
cargo test
You may need to set a client secret, see Configuration for more information.
Migration
Migration from the official client was made to be as painless as possible. There are caveats though:
- If you ever want to return to using the official client, you will need to clear your cache.
- As this is an unofficial client implementation, the only support you can probably get is from me.
Otherwise, the steps to migration is easy:
- Place the binary in the same folder as your
images
folder andsettings.yaml
. - Rename
images
tocache
.
Client implementation
This client follows a secure-first approach. As such, your statistics may report a ever-so-slightly higher-than-average failure rate. Specifically, this client choses to:
- Not support TLS 1.1 or 1.0, which would be a primary source of incompatibility.
- Not provide a server identification string in the header of served requests.
- HTTPS by enabled by default, HTTP is provided (and unsupported).
That being said, this client should be backwards compatibility with the official client data and config. That means you should be able to replace the binary and preserve all your settings and cache.
Installation
Either build it from source or run cargo install mangadex-home
.
Configuration
Most configuration options can be either provided on the command line or sourced
from a file named settings.yaml
from the directory you ran the command from,
which will be created on first run.
Note that the client secret (CLIENT_SECRET
) is the only configuration option
that can only can be provided from the environment, an .env
file, or the
settings.yaml
file. In other words, you cannot provide this value from the
command line.
Special thanks
This project could not have been completed without the assistance of the following:
Development Assistance (Alphabetical Order)
- carbotaniuman#6974
- LFlair#1337
- Plykiya#1738
- Tristan 9#6752
- The Rust Discord community
Beta testers
- NigelVH#7162
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