Looking for open source references for ebook programming in Android [closed]

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I'm looking for open source references for ebook reading applications in Android. Any reader that has understandable code will do. Thanks!

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What about CoolReader?

Common features, for all platforms

• epub (non-DRM), fb2, txt, rtf, html, chm, tcr, doc, pdb formats supported
• Pages or scroll view
• Table of contents
• Bookmarks
• Text search
• Hyphenation dictionaries
• Most complete FB2 format support: styles, tables, footnotes
• Additional fonts support (.ttf)
• Can read books from zip archives
• Automatic reformatting of .txt files (autodetect headings etc.)
• Styles can be customised in wide range using external CSS

Android specific

• Page flipping animation.
• Built-in file browser, quick recent books access Day and night profiles (two sets of colors, background, backlight levels) Brightness adjustments by flick on left edge of screen
• Background texture (stretched or tiled) or solid color
• Paperbook-like page turning animation or "sliding page" animation
• Dictionary support (ColorDict, Fora Dictionary, Aard dictionary)
• Customizable tap zone and key actions
• Place additional textures to /sdcard/.cr3/textures/ -- to be used as tiled page backgrounds
• Place additional textures to /sdcard/.cr3/backgrounds/ -- to be used as stretched page backgrounds (/cr3/ directory can also be used instead of /.cr3/, and internal SD or internal storage instead of /sdcard/)
• TTS (text-to-speech) support Select text using double tap (optional)

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I think this Application is useful for you: FBReader

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daisy_epub seems to match your 'understandable' Criteria