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book.locations.generate() is slow as it runs sequentially. On one book that takes 19.6 seconds to load, this was reduced on my machine down to 0.5 seconds.
Assuming ePub is the class imported by script tag or similar, instead of using book.locations.generate() you can use the following book.ready.then() code to load the sections asynchronously.
This would be a nice addition in lieu of or in addition to book.locations.generate() as virtually every browser unloads tabs on mobile devices, causing books to be reloaded again and again when the user shifts focus.
const book = ePub(file); // instantiate by normal means
const rendition = book.renderTo("reader", {
width: "100%",
height: "100%"
});
book.ready.then(() => {
book.locations.break = 1800;
const sections = book.spine.spineItems.filter(section => section.linear);
// process the sections asynchronously rather than sequentially
await Promise.all(sections.map(section => book.locations.process(section)));
// update the book with some necessary information that .generate() does
book.locations.total = book.locations._locations.length - 1;
if (book.locations._currentCfi) {
book.locations.currentLocation = book.locations._currentCfi;
};
// since we performed the process virtually in parallel, we must get the locations back in order
const cfi = new ePub.CFI();
book.locations._locations.sort((a, b) => cfi.compare(a, b));
}
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book.locations.generate() is slow as it runs sequentially. On one book that takes 19.6 seconds to load, this was reduced on my machine down to 0.5 seconds.
Assuming
ePub
is the class imported by script tag or similar, instead of using book.locations.generate() you can use the following book.ready.then() code to load the sections asynchronously.This would be a nice addition in lieu of or in addition to book.locations.generate() as virtually every browser unloads tabs on mobile devices, causing books to be reloaded again and again when the user shifts focus.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: