Using kcc, i found it very limiting that the docker was basically just a container that needed to be run every time we needed to make a conversion. Also, the file had to be specifically provided every time. AutoKCC comes to respond to those limitations.

autoKCC is a Python program that is based on kcc and adds 2 main features :

• Monitor a folder for new files and automatically convert them based on the user's preferences
• Make the container a running container that doesn't stop after 1 conversion

For a simple docker run :

docker run --name autokcc --restart unless-stopped \
  -v ./FOLDER1:/input \
  -v ./FOLDER2:/output \
  -e OPTIONS='' \
  ghcr.io/hvmzx/autokcc:main

For docker-compose :

autokcc:
  image: ghcr.io/hvmzx/autokcc:main
  container_name: autokcc
  volumes:
    - /FOLDER1:/input
    - /FOLDER2:/output
  environment:
    - OPTIONS=

• Ebook name must be following the following format to correctly set the metadata in the ebook : "AUTHOR NAME - SERIES - CHAPTER" (ex: Oda Eiichiro - One Piece - Chapter 1052 New Morning)
• FOLDER1 and FOLDER2 need to be replaced with the folders to mount, respectively matching the folder to monitor and the folder where the processed files will be moved to (both folders can be identical if you do not want to use another folder).
• OPTIONS='' needs to be filled with the kcc options, documentation here. DO NOT add the -o option, it is already included and handled with the volume mounting strategy.

The input folder will be monitored and for every new manga deposited, it will be processed by kcc and then moved to the output folder.

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

MIT