Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Currently, There is one default voice for reading the book. There should also be an option for the user to select the other voice respective to their os platform.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Adding Doc/Docx file support for audiobooks.

Describe the solution you'd like
I will use the docs2txt library to read docs files in python.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Have to find any other library if there is one.

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Want to improve documentation to make it look like more professional. As of now there are some grammar and casing mistakes.

**Short introduction what you want to change in README.md **
In the Contributing.md file, there is git pull upstream master.
This is wrong as the name of the main branch is dev and not master.
Also, there should be git add before git commit. This is because, as this project is open to everyone including beginners, it would be helpful to add all the necessary details.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It's not clear now how one should run the script, CLI method and relevant "Usage" part in README would be useful

Describe the solution you'd like
click could be used - up to an author and maintainers

Describe alternatives you've considered
sys.argv is an alternative

Additional context
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Adding support for reading epub file format.

Currently, the Audiobook Module only supports the PDF format. Planning to support more format.

adding support for txt

Upcoming supported formats.

1. Mobi
2. Docs
3. EPub
4. Web Page

Feature proposal (Draft)

Adding more extraction engines. Some of the engines may be fast, some may be accurate. so there should be a user choice to select the engine.

Currently, PDF has two Extraction Engines(modules).

• PDFMiner-
• PdfParser-

For Doc/Docx -

• doc2text (Implemented)
• docs - not yet

adding support to read/save web articles in audio format

Currently, password-protected files will not work. Need to implement a solution to read the password-protected file.

Currently Module doesn't support mobile file format. I want to add that feature.

Python Test

write python test for audiobook

Describe the bug
Documentation at linked Read the Docs site does not show actual readme

To Reproduce
Go to https://github.com/Py-Contributors/AudioBook#documentation and click the link, it redirects to an empty page at https://audiobook.readthedocs.io/

Expected behavior
This site is normally autogenerated, it says: "Please create an index.rst or README.rst file with your own content under the root (or /docs) directory in your repository.". Ideally such file should be created (or the link removed to avoid confusion).

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The program should be able to start/stop the speak_text method from pyttsx3

Describe the solution you'd like
The audio from a text should be able to be stopped/resumed from within the command line

Broken Badges
I'd suggest either removing the broken badges from the docs .md file or replacing the badges with static ones. The reason that this bug is happening is that Shields.io uses a Pipfile.lock to determine the version and dependencies - and this repo lacks the same.

Describe the bug
Unit tests no longer make sense, probably after recent refactoring

To Reproduce
Try to run the tests or have a look at the methods being "tested" - they don't make sense now.

Expected behavior
Tests should be rewritten to test actual methods of AudioBook()

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Describe the bug
PyPdf2 sometimes misses the words. PDFMinor is Better than text extracting than PyPDF2. So will be adding support for Pdfminor.
User can choose which engine he/she wants to select. the default will be Pdfminor.

PDFMiner – This library is used to extract useful information from PDF documents. Unlike other tools, the entire focus of this package is to get and analyze the data.

PyPDF2 – This is a PDF library made of pure Python that can harvest, split, transform, and merge PDFs together.

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'm always frustrated when I am looking for a particular text and I have go line by line to find what I am looking for.

Describe the solution you'd like
I want to contribute a highlighting a new feature to the PDF reader, where I can easily highlight a text and it highlight all text in the PDF.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Pretty much reading the whole PDF, which is not time managing.

@codeperfectplus , Please assign this issue to me, so I can work on it and contribute.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Current Documentation is not sufficient. we have to extend it.

Plan for Docs

will use Sphinx¶ for documentation and write proper multipage documentation.

why multipage documentaion

The current one-page documentation is messy. so we can divide it into easy components and extend the documentation. so it can be clearly explained in detail.

Proposed Pages of site

1. Introduction
2. Installation
3. Use as a module
4. Use as a command line tool (save/read audiobook)
5. Upcoming changes
6. common problems while installing on Linux

This issue is open to assigning.

Branch:- https://github.com/Py-Contributors/AudioBook/tree/docs

Reference:-

https://pypdf2.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/2.2.x/

**Short introduction what you want to change in README.md **
There should be a link for the contributing guide in the README.md file

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Audiobook doesn't support ODT file format yet. So creating a feature request for ODT file request. A file with the “.odt” extension is an OpenOffice Document file. It's a common file type in Linux.

@DrakeEntity

Users can load Books from the library instead of converting them again and again. if the book is in Library it will load directly otherwise it will convert to a common format and save for the future.

LIBRARY LOCATION: HOME_DIR/audiobook/library

#22

create a complete GitHub action to upload python package on PyPI.org

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Audiobook doesn't support the RTF file format yet. So creating a feature request for RTF file request. A file with the “.rtf” extension is an OpenOffice Document file. It's a common file type in Linux and used as a substitute to .doc, very helpful in converting to PDF as well.
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