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Mango

Mango is a self-hosted manga server and reader. Its features include

Multi-user support
OPDS support
Dark/light mode switch
Supported formats: .cbz, .zip, .cbr and .rar
Supports nested folders in library
Automatically stores reading progress
Thumbnail generation
Built-in MangaDex downloader
Supports plugins to download from thrid-party sites
The web reader is responsive and works well on mobile, so there is no need for a mobile app
All the static files are embedded in the binary, so the deployment process is easy and painless

Please check the Wiki for more information.

Installation

Pre-built Binary

Simply download the pre-built binary file mango for the latest release. All the dependencies are statically linked, and it should work with most Linux systems on amd64.

Docker

Make sure you have docker installed and running. You will also need docker-compose
Clone the repository
Copy the env.example file to .env
Fill out the values in the .env file. Note that the main and config directories will be created if they don't already exist. The files in these folders will be owned by the root user
Run docker-compose up. This should build the docker image and start the container with Mango running inside
Head over to localhost:9000 (or a different port if you changed it) to log in

Docker (via Dockerhub)

The official docker images are available on Dockerhub.

Build from source

Make sure you have crystal, shards and yarn installed. You might also need to install the development headers of some libraries. Please see the Dockerfile for the full list of dependencies
Clone the repository
make && sudo make install
Start Mango by running the command mango
Head over to localhost:9000 to log in

Usage

CLI

  Mango - Manga Server and Web Reader. Version 0.16.0

  Usage:

    mango [sub_command] [options]

  Options:

    -c PATH, --config=PATH           Path to the config file [type:String]
    -h, --help                       Show this help.
    -v, --version                    Show version.

  Sub Commands:

    admin   Run admin tools

Config

The default config file location is ~/.config/mango/config.yml. It might be different if you are running Mango in a docker container. The config options and default values are given below

---
port: 9000
base_url: /
session_secret: mango-session-secret
library_path: /home/alex_ling/mango/library
db_path: /home/alex_ling/mango/mango.db
scan_interval_minutes: 5
thumbnail_generation_interval_hours: 24
db_optimization_interval_hours: 24
log_level: info
upload_path: /home/alex_ling/mango/uploads
plugin_path: /home/alex_ling/mango/plugins
download_timeout_seconds: 30
mangadex:
  base_url: https://mangadex.org
  api_url: https://mangadex.org/api
  download_wait_seconds: 5
  download_retries: 4
  download_queue_db_path: /home/alex_ling/mango/queue.db
  chapter_rename_rule: '[Vol.{volume} ][Ch.{chapter} ]{title|id}'
  manga_rename_rule: '{title}'

scan_interval_minutes, thumbnail_generation_interval_hours and db_optimization_interval_hours can be any non-negative integer. Setting them to 0 disables the periodic tasks
log_level can be debug, info, warn, error, fatal or off. Setting it to off disables the logging

Library Structure

You can organize your archive files in nested folders in the library directory. Here's an example:

.
├── Manga 1
│   ├── Volume 1.cbz
│   ├── Volume 2.cbz
│   ├── Volume 3.cbz
│   └── Volume 4.zip
└── Manga 2
    └── Vol. 1
        └── Ch.1 - Ch.3
            ├── 1.zip
            ├── 2.zip
            └── 3.zip

On the first run, Mango would log the default username and a randomly generated password to STDOUT. You are advised to immediately change the password.