Release v1.7.0 — Books and audiobooks · samuelloranger/rawkoon

Books and audiobooks arrive as a first-class media type, alongside movies and shows.

A books library with its own data model. library_books, editions, files, authors and book quality profiles — library_media, media_files and the existing quality profiles are untouched, so nothing about your movies and shows changes.
Metadata from Google Books, configured as an integration like TMDB or Prowlarr rather than through environment variables.
Search and grab across categories 7000 and 3000 together, deriving book vs audiobook from the parsed release format and size — because trackers routinely file audiobooks under Books.
Hands-off acquisition. A six-hourly sweep searches monitored wanted editions, upgrades anything below its profile's cutoff format (a retail epub replacing an OCR pdf is the book equivalent of 1080p replacing 720p), a separate RSS pass covers book categories, and monitored authors get new titles added daily.
Author monitoring with a backlist guard. Turning monitoring on records the date; only titles published from then on are added, so you do not import a fifty-book backlist by accident.
Redesigned book detail page with provider HTML rendered safely, and adoption of files already sitting in your library.

A wrong provider language is corrected against the ISBN.
Titles still match when a tracker drops an apostrophe.
Duplicate torrents are adopted instead of failing the grab; files are pre-scanned before import.
An upgrade now deletes what it replaced.
Post-process completion is reflected in the UI, and lists refresh when something changes elsewhere.
unzip is installed in the image, which epub metadata extraction needs.

Books are gated behind a setting: a movies-and-shows-only install is unaffected.

Full Changelog: v1.6.5...v1.7.0

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