🌕 Server application for storing, tagging and reading doujinshi, manga, art collections and other galleries with API access and user control. Written in Go. The name, Mangatsu, is a play on Japanese words mangetsu (満月, full moon) and manga (漫画, comic).

• Organizing and tagging local (and remote, with tools like rclone) collections of manga, doujinshi and other art
  • Mangatsu will never do any writes inside specified locations.
  • Supports ZIP (or CBZ), RAR (or CBR), 7z and plain image (png, jpg, jpeg, webp, avif, heif, gif, tiff, bmp) files.
    • PDF and video support is planned.
• Metadata parsing from filenames and JSON files (inside or beside the archive)
  • Support for more sources is planned such as TXT files from EH/ExH
• API-access to the collection and archives
  • Extensive filtering, sorting and searching capabilities
  • Additional features for registered users such as tracking reading progress and adding favorite groups. Currently only in API, not in UI.
• User access control
  • Private: only logged-in users can access the collection and archives (public registration disabled by default).
  • Restricted: users need a global passphrase to access collection and its galleries
  • Public: anyone can access (only read) collection and its galleries
  • Assignable roles (admin, member, viewer), and login sessions (can be managed through web)
• Local cache and thumbnail support. File server can be disabled to allow web servers like NGINX to handle the files.

Main Catalogue	Main Catalogue (grouped galleries)

Gallery Page + Editing	Series Listing

User Settings	Administration

• Included in the Docker setup below
• Source: Mangatsu Web

• Coming soon

• 📝 Configuration with environmentals
• 📚 Library directory structure

• Set up a webserver of your choice. NGINX is recommended.
  • Example config. The same config can be used for both the server and the web client. Just change the domains, SSL cert paths and ports.
• Install Docker (Linux, Windows or MacOS)
• Local archives
  • Download the docker-compose.example.yml and rename it to docker-compose.yml
  • Edit the docker-compose.yml file to your needs
  • Create data and archive directories
• Network archives with Rclone
  • Follow the guide on Rclone site
  • Download the docker-compose.rclone.yml and rename it to docker-compose.yml
• Run docker-compose up -d to start the server and web client
• Update by running docker-compose down, docker-compose pull and then docker-compose up -d

• Set up server
  • Copy example.env as .env and change the values according to your needs
  • Build go build ./cmd/mangatsu-server
  • Run ./mangatsu-server (mangatsu-server.exe on Windows)
• Set up web
  • Guide on github.com/Mangatsu/web