@matt asked:
What do you think so far?
I think, that eBook export is too buggy to be useful.
What would you like to see next?
Compliance with W3C specifications, especially resource locations.
Images must be stored within the container.
Our goal is to make this add-on into a full eBook creator, with just enough customization to be widely useful, but not so much that it becomes unwieldy.
In order to become useful without any customization, this add-on should at least be able to reliably export words as a standard-compliant EPUB file.
IMO the default eBook export should focus on words first, images second and other content last. I would be happy, if it exported just the words, but in a standard-compliant and meaningful way:
- omit images and other media (or replace them with external links)
- add basic bibliographical data to the cover page like URL and date of creation
- add basic bibliographical data to each chapter like URL and date of publication (design for blogs as default use case)
- apply W3C EPUB accessibility recommendations
The whole point of EPUB export is having a self-contained file, that can be read offline on any standard ebook reader.
“Type words, put them in ebooks.”