An ePub-reader for React, powered by Epub.js
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React Reader is a React component that wraps Epub.js to provide an ePub reader for web applications. It's designed for developers building web or Cordova-based apps who need to embed ePub content with features like table of contents, page navigation, and customizable styling.
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