Credits

The projects NeetShelf builds on

NeetShelf would not exist without these open-source readers and their communities.

• Suwayomi (MPL-2.0): Suwayomi-Server runs inside the NeetShelf Local Server; its web UI inspired NeetShelf's own.
• Mihon (Apache-2.0): The manga extension API; the Android app includes Mihon's source API and helpers.
• Tachiyomi (Apache-2.0): Where Mihon and the whole extension ecosystem began.
• Aniyomi (Apache-2.0): The anime extension API; the Android app includes Aniyomi's source API and follows its episode loading.
• Keiyoushi (Apache-2.0): Kei extensions are TypeScript ports of the Mihon extensions maintained by the Keiyoushi community.
• Paperback: NeetShelf runs extensions written for Paperback's 0.8 and 0.9 extension API.

Website

• Next.js (MIT): The framework
• React (MIT): The interface
• PGlite (Apache-2.0 / PostgreSQL): The database in your browser
• Drizzle ORM (Apache-2.0): Database queries
• Neon serverless driver (MIT): Optional sync
• Better Auth (MIT): Optional Google sign-in
• cheerio (MIT): Reading source pages
• hls.js (Apache-2.0): HLS video
• dash.js (BSD-3-Clause): DASH video
• entities, buffer, js-md5 (BSD-2-Clause / MIT): Small helpers used by extensions

Android app

• Kotlin, kotlinx.coroutines and kotlinx.serialization (Apache-2.0): The language and its libraries
• AndroidX and Media3 (ExoPlayer) (Apache-2.0): The app and the video player
• OkHttp, Okio and logcat (Apache-2.0): Networking, by Square
• jsoup (MIT): HTML parsing for extensions
• QuickJS (quickjs-java) (MIT / Apache-2.0): JavaScript for extensions that need it
• RxJava, Injekt, xmlutil, NanoHTTPD (Apache-2.0 / BSD-3-Clause): Libraries extensions expect

NeetShelf Local Server

• Suwayomi-Server (MPL-2.0): Bundled unchanged; runs the Mihon and Aniyomi extensions
• OpenJDK (GPL-2.0 with the Classpath Exception): The Java runtime it ships with

Explore

• three.js (MIT): The 3D room; the walk, run and idle motions come from its walking example, and the wood follows its anisotropy example
• three-vrm (MIT): VRM avatars, by pixiv
• VRoid Studio: The avatars Ary and Libra were made with it
• Tripo: The furniture and figures were made with it
• meshoptimizer and glTF Transform (MIT): Making the models small enough for the web

Fonts and icons

• Geist (OFL-1.1): Text
• Bebas Neue (OFL-1.1): Headings
• Mochiy Pop One and Yomogi (OFL-1.1): The lettering in Explore's books
• Material Design Icons (Apache-2.0): Icons, the set Suwayomi's web UI uses