Ubooquity personal e-book library on docker
All your e-books in one place, HTML5 served on all your screens.
Having a self-hosted e-book library, always available on all my devices, has been on the back of my mind for years now and finally the time has come to fill that void.
I love quick and simple apps, so that was the reason I chose Ubooquity over alternatives like Calibre.
The docker image is available from the dream-team over at linuxserver.io and setting this one up was as easy as anything that comes from them. You just need a couple of mapped ports and a couple of directories, and you're good to go.
As far as the actual application is concerned all I can say is that I finally have an all-in-one solution for my reading needs along with an independently built Android client called Kuboo for my on-the-go reading needs. The latter is working properly although not maintained anymore, and you can always use the web frontend of Ubooquity to read all supported formats on all platforms.
If you're looking for the theme I'm using, that would be Dark Theme by Hidea. Other available themes can be found on this ubooquity page.