Return the pathname containing the configuration file.
File name for configuration file. Appears this is to be the full path name?
File name for configuration file. Appears this is to be the full path name?
Contains data for the META-INF directory
Contains data for the META-INF directory
Pathname where the packaged EPUB will land, relative to the location of the configuration file.
Pathname where the packaged EPUB will land, relative to the location of the configuration file.
Compute the path within the EPUB file for the OPF. Assume that renderedFullPath is something like accessible_epub_3 While bookOPF is something like accessible_epub_3/EPUB/package.opf
The primary language for this book.
The primary language for this book.
This is an array of objects containing: id: ID value title: "The title to use" type: is a code which is one of the following main The title that reading systems should normally display, for example in a user’s library or bookshelf. If no values for the title-type property are provided, it is assumed that the first or only dc:title should be considered the “main title.”
subtitle
A secondary title that augments the main title but
is separate from it.
short
A shortened version of the main title, often used when
referring to a book with a long title (for example,
“Huck Finn” for The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn) or
a brief expression by which a book is known (for example,
“Strunk and White” for The Elements of Style or “Fowler”
for A Dictionary of Modern English Usage).
collection
A title given to a set (either finite or ongoing) to
which the given publication is a member. This can be a
“series title,” when the publications are in a specific
sequence (e.g., The Lord of the Rings), or one in which
the members are not necessarily in a particular order
(e.g., “Columbia Studies in South Asian Art”).
edition
A designation that indicates substantive changes from
one to the next.
extended
A fully expressed title that may be a combination of
some of the other title types, for example: The Great
Cookbooks of the World: Mon premier guide de caisson,
un Mémoire. The New French Cuisine Masters, Volume Two.
Special Anniversary Edition.
This is an array of objects containing: id: ID value title: "The title to use" type: is a code which is one of the following main The title that reading systems should normally display, for example in a user’s library or bookshelf. If no values for the title-type property are provided, it is assumed that the first or only dc:title should be considered the “main title.”
subtitle
A secondary title that augments the main title but
is separate from it.
short
A shortened version of the main title, often used when
referring to a book with a long title (for example,
“Huck Finn” for The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn) or
a brief expression by which a book is known (for example,
“Strunk and White” for The Elements of Style or “Fowler”
for A Dictionary of Modern English Usage).
collection
A title given to a set (either finite or ongoing) to
which the given publication is a member. This can be a
“series title,” when the publications are in a specific
sequence (e.g., The Lord of the Rings), or one in which
the members are not necessarily in a particular order
(e.g., “Columbia Studies in South Asian Art”).
edition
A designation that indicates substantive changes from
one to the next.
extended
A fully expressed title that may be a combination of
some of the other title types, for example: The Great
Cookbooks of the World: Mon premier guide de caisson,
un Mémoire. The New French Cuisine Masters, Volume Two.
Special Anniversary Edition.
Human-friendly text string describing this project. It is not used anywhere else, e.g. it is not the book title.
Human-friendly text string describing this project. It is not used anywhere else, e.g. it is not the book title.
The directory path where the rendered files are stored. In akasharender-epub
an additional YAML location is supported, this.YAML.akashaepub.bookdest,
but it would be a mistake for epubtools to support that data, and it would be
better for akasharender-epub to use the rendered field.
The directory path where the rendered files are stored. In akasharender-epub
an additional YAML location is supported, this.YAML.akashaepub.bookdest,
but it would be a mistake for epubtools to support that data, and it would be
better for akasharender-epub to use the rendered field.
Check if the configuration is minimally usable.
Generated using TypeDoc
Compute the full pathname to the OPF file. In the config file bookOPF is relative to the location of the config file. However some callers will require the full pathname.