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# Monocle
A silky, tactile browser-based ebook reader.
Invented by [Inventive Labs](http://inventivelabs.com.au). Released under the
MIT license.
More information (including demos): http://monocle.inventivelabs.com.au
Contributions welcome - fork the repository on
[GitHub](http://github.com/joseph/monocle).
## Getting Monocle
You can download a unified, redistributable version of Monocle
[from Github](https://github.com/joseph/Monocle/downloads).
The scripts and stylesheets are separated into:
* `monocore` - the essential Monocle functionality
* `monoctrl` - the optional basic controls for page numbers, font-sizing, etc
It's recommended that you develop against the unminified files, to make
debugging easier. In production, use the minified files.
## Integrating Monocle
Here's the simplest thing that could possibly work.
Hello world.
In this example, we initialise the reader with the contents of the div
itself. In theory there's no limit on the size of the contents of that div.
A more advanced scenario involves feeding Monocle a "book data object", from
which it can lazily load the contents of the book as the user requests it.
## Exploring Monocle
If you want to explore all of Monocle's features, clone this repository and
open `test/index.html` in your browser. This will guide you through Monocle's
tests, which incidentally demonstrate all the major features. View source or
browse the test directory in your text editor for implementation details.
## Connecting Monocle to your book content
For a non-trivial Monocle implementation, your task is to connect the
Monocle Reader to your book's HTML content and structure. You create
something called "the book data object" to do this.
The book data object is really pretty simple. You'll find the specification
and some examples in the [Monocle Wiki page on the book data object](https://github.com/joseph/Monocle/wiki/Book-data-object).
For more advanced uses and customisations of Monocle, you should definitely
read the [Monocle Wiki](https://github.com/joseph/Monocle/wiki).
## Browser support
At this time, Monocle aims for full support of all browsers with a
W3C-compliant CSS column module implementation. That is Gecko, WebKit and
Opera at this point. Legacy support is provided for some other browsers,
including recent versions of Internet Explorer. Please encourage your
browser-maker to work on implementing these standards in particular:
* CSS Multi-Column Layout
* W3C DOM Level 2 Event Model
* CSS 2D Transforms (better: 3D Transforms, even better: hardware acceleration)
Monocle has a particular focus on mobile devices. Monocle either supports or
is trying to support:
* iOS 3.1+
* Android 2.0+
* Blackberry 6
* Kindle 3
All these mobile platforms implement columned iframes differently, so support
may be patchy in places, but we're working on it. Patches that improve or
broaden Monocle's browser support are very welcome (but please provide tests).
Inventive Labs would like to thank Ebooq for providing a device to assist with
Android testing.
## Future directions
Monocle has a small set of big goals:
* Faster, more responsive page flipping
* Wider browser support (and better tests, automated as far as possible)
* Tracking spec developments in EPUB and Zhook, supporting where appropriate
We'd also like to provide more implementation showcases in the tests, and
offer more developer documentation in the wiki.
If you can help out with any of these things, fork away (or contact 'joseph'
on GitHub).
## History
2.3.1 - Fix for serious Firefox 12 bug in paginating content.
2.3.0 - Smoother transitions and animations in more browsers.
2.2.1 - Slider fixes for better iOS performance.
2.2.0 - Speed, compatibility improvements (esp iOS5, Android, Kindle3).
2.1.0 - Source file reorganisation, Sprockets 2, distributables, wiki.
2.0.0 - Complete rewrite to sandbox content in iframes (the Componentry branch).
1.0.1 - Scrolling flipper, more tests, work on sandboxing in iframe (Framer).
1.0.0 - Initial release.
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