Also on crates.io and npm, for Rust and the browser:
crates.io/crates/epubveri
npmjs.com/package/@veripublica/epubveri-wasm
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@kayadelen.bsky.socialAlso on crates.io and npm, for Rust and the browser:
crates.io/crates/epubveri
npmjs.com/package/@veripublica/epubveri-wasm
@kayadelen.bsky.socialFewer repeats too: a file missing from the manifest is one error, not one per page.
Every change was checked against epubcheck 5.4.0 on more than 700 small test cases, finding for finding.
#W3C #publishing #DigitalPublishing #ebookdev #WebAssembly #accessibility
@kayadelen.bsky.socialEvery SVG element and attribute pair and every keyword went through both tools, tens of thousands of cases: same findings, two documented gaps aside. Two false reports are gone, e.g. fill-rule with spaces around it.
@kayadelen.bsky.socialIts CSS parser, styloria 0.12, follows the CSS Syntax draft W3C published on 1 Oct. Two CSS false positives are gone, and the same book now gives the same report on every run.
On my 544-book shelf: 18 s for all, epubcheck ~18 min.
@kayadelen.bsky.socialSecond: calibre's Edit Book. Same validator, results in a dockable panel, click a row to land on the line.
github.com/veripublica/epubveri-plugins/releases/tag/calibre-v0.4.4