CN112256621A - Cross-device synchronous reading method and system for ePub resources - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a cross-device synchronous reading method and a system for ePub resources, wherein id is added to each ePub resource, each article under each ePub resource and each sentence under each article, the reading progress of the user at this time is recorded in a form of three-level id (resource id, article id and sentence id), when the user starts to read the next time, the recorded three-level id can be accessed to position the reading progress of the user at the last time, the unique coding of the ePub resource which is accurate to the sentence at the last time is realized, the influence of factors such as font size, terminal screen size, paragraph spacing and the like is avoided, and the accurate synchronous reading can be realized no matter whether the two times of reading are at the same terminal or different terminals.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of technical communication, in particular to a cross-device synchronous reading method and a cross-device synchronous reading system for ePub resources.
Background
ePub (Electronic Publication) is an Electronic book standard, each ePub resource is composed of a plurality of xhtml files, and the text content of the ePub resource is stored in the plurality of xhtml files. When the user finishes reading at a certain terminal, the user often wants to continue reading on the last reading progress, namely, the user reads which page of which article of which ePub resource, and the user often wants to continue reading on the last reading progress when reading at another terminal next time.
Because the ePub resource is influenced by the font size, the terminal screen size, the paragraph spacing and other factors when being displayed at each terminal, the number of paragraphs and sentences presented on a single page of each terminal is different, if the reading progress of the user is recorded according to the traditional page number recording mode, the reading progress is difficult to accurately reflect, even the accurate synchronous reading of the user on the same terminal cannot be realized, and the accurate synchronous reading on different terminals cannot be realized.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, on the one hand, the invention provides a cross-device synchronous reading method for ePub resources, so as to solve the problem that accurate synchronous reading cannot be realized when a user reads ePub resources on different terminals.
The technical scheme of the invention is realized as follows: a cross-device synchronous reading method for ePub resources comprises the following steps:
step S10, when making the xhtml file content of the ePub resource, dividing each xhtml file content into a plurality of sentences;
step S20, setting sentence id for each sentence of each xhtml file content;
step S30, naming each xhtml file by using article id, and naming each epub resource by using resource id;
step S40, recording a user id after the user logs in the reading terminal, acquiring a resource id and an article id of an ePub resource corresponding to an exit page when the user exits reading of any ePub resource, acquiring a sentence id of a specific sentence in the exit page, and uploading the acquired resource id, article id and sentence id of the specific sentence to a server for storage;
step S50, after the user logs in the reading terminal next time, acquiring a resource id corresponding to the user id, an article id under the resource id and a sentence id under the article id from the server according to the user id, and presenting the ePub resource corresponding to the resource id for the user;
step S60, if the user clicks the presented ePub resource, the reading page is skipped to the content corresponding to the article id and sentence id under the ePub resource acquired from the server.
Optionally, step S20 includes:
wrapping the content of each sentence of each xhtml file content with a span label;
and setting the id attribute of the span tag as the sequence index of the corresponding sentence in the xhtml file, wherein the index value is the sentence id of the sentence.
Optionally, after the step S40 and before the step S50, the cross-device synchronous reading method further includes:
if the resource id and the article id under the resource id which are the same as those of the current uploading are stored in the server, the larger sentence id under the article id is used for covering the smaller article id, and finally only the largest sentence id under the article id is reserved.
Optionally, in step S50, the resource id obtained from the server, the article id under the resource id, and the sentence id under the article id are uploaded last time.
Optionally, after the step S40 and before the step S50, the cross-device synchronous reading method further includes:
and if the resource id and the article id under the resource id which are the same as those of the current uploading are stored in the server, covering the existing sentence id with the sentence id uploaded at the current time.
Optionally, in step S4, the specific sentence is a sentence between the first sentence and the last sentence in the exit page.
Optionally, the specific sentence is the first sentence in the exit page.
Compared with the prior art, the cross-device synchronous reading method of the ePub resource has the following beneficial effects:
(1) the invention adds id to each epub resource, each article under each epub resource and each sentence under each article, records the reading progress of the user at this time in the form of three-level id (resource id, article id and sentence id), when the user starts to read the next time, the recorded three-level id can be accessed to position the reading progress of the user at the last time, thus realizing the unique coding of the epub resource which is accurate to the sentence, being not influenced by factors such as font size, terminal screen size, paragraph spacing and the like, and realizing accurate synchronous reading no matter whether the two times of reading are at the same terminal or different terminals;
(2) when the resource id which is the same as the resource id uploaded at this time and the article id under the resource id are stored in the server, the smaller article id is covered by the larger sentence id under the article id, and finally only the largest sentence id under the article id is reserved, so that the server only stores the highest reading progress of each article by the user, and the user can be prevented from reading repeated contents;
(3) no matter how many times of the tertiary id is stored in the server, the latest uploaded resource id, the article id under the resource id and the sentence id under the article id are obtained from the server, so that the user can read the last time when reading the next time, and continuous reading of two times is realized.
On the other hand, the invention also provides a cross-device synchronous reading system of the ePub resources, so as to solve the problem that the user cannot realize accurate synchronous reading when reading the ePub resources on different terminals.
The technical scheme of the invention is realized as follows: a cross-device synchronous reading method for ePub resources comprises the following steps:
the three-level id coding module is used for dividing each xhtml file content into a plurality of sentences when the xhtml file content of the ePub resource is made, setting a sentence id for each sentence of each xhtml file content, naming each xhtml file by using a chapter id, and naming each ePub resource by using a resource id;
the three-level id recording module is used for recording a user id after the user logs in the reading terminal at this time, acquiring a resource id and an article id of an ePub resource corresponding to an exit page when the user exits reading of any ePub resource, acquiring a sentence id of a specific sentence in the exit page, and uploading the acquired resource id, the article id and the sentence id of the specific sentence to a server for storage;
the third-level id extraction module is used for acquiring a resource id corresponding to the user id, an article id under the resource id and a sentence id under the article id from the server according to the user id after the user logs in the reading terminal next time, and presenting an ePub resource corresponding to the resource id for the user;
and the reading progress jumping module is used for jumping the reading page to the content corresponding to the article id and the sentence id under the ePub resource acquired from the server if the user clicks the presented ePub resource.
Compared with the prior art, the cross-device synchronous reading system of the ePub resource and the cross-device synchronous reading method of the ePub resource have the same beneficial effects, and are not repeated herein.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be obtained by a person skilled in the art without any inventive step based on the embodiments of the present invention, are within the scope of the present invention.
As shown in fig. 1, the method for synchronously reading across devices for an ePub resource of this embodiment includes:
step S10, when making the xhtml file content of the ePub resource, dividing each xhtml file content into a plurality of sentences;
step S20, setting sentence id for each sentence of each xhtml file content;
step S30, naming each xhtml file by using article id, and naming each epub resource by using resource id;
step S40, recording a user id after the user logs in the reading terminal, acquiring a resource id and an article id of an ePub resource corresponding to an exit page when the user exits reading of any ePub resource, acquiring a sentence id of a specific sentence in the exit page, and uploading the acquired resource id, article id and sentence id of the specific sentence to a server for storage;
step S50, after the user logs in the reading terminal next time, acquiring a resource id corresponding to the user id, an article id under the resource id and a sentence id under the article id from the server according to the user id, and presenting the ePub resource corresponding to the resource id for the user;
step S60, if the user clicks the presented ePub resource, the reading page is skipped to the content corresponding to the article id and sentence id under the ePub resource acquired from the server.
In this embodiment, the resource id is an id for uniquely locating the ePub resource, and after naming the ePub resource by using the resource id, the naming of the ePub resource may be 11111.ePub, and the access address of the ePub resource may be obtained by using the resource id, so as to access the complete content of the ePub resource. The content of the ePub resource is stored in a plurality of xhtml files, in this embodiment, the content of a single xhtml file is used as an article, an article id is an id that uniquely identifies the article in a specific ePub resource, and the xhtml file in which the article is located is named by the article id, for example: 22222. xhtml. All contents of a specified article (xhtml file) can be obtained through a resource id and an article id under the resource id. Inside the article, the article content consists of sentences, and the sentence id is the only id of the sentence in the current article, such as < span id ═ BK20639819-2 "> sentence 1. [ span > < span id ═ BK20639819-3 "> sentence 2. And </span > and the like, and specified sentences of the specified ePub resources and the specified articles can be obtained through the resource id, the article id and the sentence id.
In step S10, dividing each xhtml file content into a plurality of sentences by punctuation marks; in step S40, the exit page is a reading page where the user exits reading of a certain epub resource.
In this embodiment, because each epub resource, each article under each epub resource, and each sentence under each article are added with an id, when a user reads a certain article of a certain epub resource this time and exits at a certain reading interface, an acquisition mechanism of the id is triggered, step S40 acquires a resource id, an article id, and a sentence id corresponding to an exiting page, so that the reading progress of the user this time is recorded in the form of a tertiary id (resource id, article id, and sentence id), and when the user starts reading the next time, the recorded tertiary id can be accessed to position the previous reading progress of the user, thereby achieving reading synchronization. Because the unique encoding of the epub resource accurate to the sentence is realized, the method is not influenced by factors such as font size, terminal screen size, paragraph spacing and the like, and accurate synchronous reading can be realized no matter whether the two times of reading are at the same terminal or different terminals.
In this embodiment, in a single reading process of the user, multiple epub resources, multiple articles under the same epub resource, or multiple readings of the same article under the same epub resource may be performed, and step S40 only records and stores the three-level id of the last reading of each read article when the reading process is finished.
Specifically, in this embodiment, step S20 includes: wrapping the content of each sentence of each xhtml file content with a span label; and setting the id attribute of the span tag as the sequence index of the corresponding sentence in the xhtml file, wherein the index value is the sentence id of the sentence. Thus, a sentence id can be set for each sentence of each xhtml file content.
Further, in this embodiment, after the step S40 and before the step S50, the method for reading synchronously across devices further includes: if the resource id same as the resource id uploaded at this time and the article id under the resource id are stored in the server, the smaller article id is covered by the larger sentence id under the article id, and finally only the largest sentence id under the article id is reserved.
The method comprises the steps that a user records three-level id once every time when reading of an article is finished, if the reading is not the first time of the article, the three-level id is recorded once in the last reading, the two-time three-level id recorded at the time and the last time represent the reading progress of the article at the time and the last time, and the two-time reading progress has a front-back relationship. In this embodiment, it is considered that, in general, most of the reading habits of the user are contents that the user cannot select to read the repeated contents, when the resource id and the article id under the resource id which are the same as those of the current uploading are stored in the server, the smaller article id is covered by the larger sentence id under the article id, and finally, only the largest sentence id under the article id is reserved, so that the server only stores the highest reading progress of the user for each article, and thus, the user can be prevented from reading the repeated contents.
Further, in step S50 of this embodiment, the resource id acquired from the server, the article id under the resource id, and the sentence id under the article id are uploaded last time. It is mentioned above that the user may record the tertiary id once each time when reading an article is finished, and thus a plurality of tertiary ids may be stored, and in the above, only the highest reading progress of the user for each article may be selected to be stored, and thus the tertiary id corresponding to the highest reading progress may not be recorded when the last reading is finished. In this embodiment, no matter how many tertiary ids are stored in the server, step S50 is preferably to obtain the last uploaded resource id, the article id under the resource id, and the sentence id under the article id from the server, so that the user can read the next time and read the last time continuously.
Further, in this embodiment, after the step S40 and before the step S50, the method for reading synchronously across devices further includes: and if the resource id and the article id under the resource id which are the same as those of the current uploading are stored in the server, covering the existing sentence id with the sentence id uploaded at the current time.
In this embodiment, if it is preferable that step S50 obtains the resource id uploaded last time, the article id under the resource id, and the sentence id under the article id from the server, in this way, when obtaining the tertiary id from the server, time factors need to be taken into consideration, and the last upload is determined by the recording time of the tertiary id, so that the process of obtaining the tertiary id is complicated when the user reads the next time. In the embodiment, preferably, for the tertiary id of the same article, only the latest reading record is reserved when the tertiary id is stored in the server, and since only the unique tertiary id of each article is reserved in the server during the next reading, the screening is not needed, that is, the tertiary id is not required to be extracted according to time factors, the process of acquiring the tertiary id is simplified, and the speed of a user entering a reading interface is increased.
Further, in this embodiment, it is preferable that the specific sentence in step S4 is a sentence between the first sentence and the last sentence in the exit page. Since the difference of the reading progress between the first sentence and the last sentence in the single interface is not great, the specific sentence in the step S4 is preferably a sentence between the first sentence and the last sentence in the exit page, and can be selected randomly. Further, the specific sentence is preferably the first sentence in the exit page, so that missing of the unread content of the user at this time when the user reads the next time can be avoided.
As shown in fig. 2, this embodiment further provides a cross-device synchronous reading system for ePub resources, including:
the three-level id coding module is used for dividing each xhtml file content into a plurality of sentences when the xhtml file content of the ePub resource is made, setting a sentence id for each sentence of each xhtml file content, naming each xhtml file by using a chapter id, and naming each ePub resource by using a resource id;
the three-level id recording module is used for recording a user id after the user logs in the reading terminal at this time, acquiring a resource id and an article id of an ePub resource corresponding to an exit page when the user exits reading of any ePub resource, acquiring a sentence id of a specific sentence in the exit page, and uploading the acquired resource id, the article id and the sentence id of the specific sentence to a server for storage;
the third-level id extraction module is used for acquiring a resource id corresponding to the user id, an article id under the resource id and a sentence id under the article id from the server according to the user id after the user logs in the reading terminal next time, and presenting an ePub resource corresponding to the resource id for the user;
and the reading progress jumping module is used for jumping the reading page to the content corresponding to the article id and the sentence id under the ePub resource acquired from the server if the user clicks the presented ePub resource.
The cross-device synchronous reading system of the ePub resource in the embodiment adds id to each ePub resource, each article under each ePub resource, and each sentence under each article, records the reading progress of the user at this time in a three-level id form, and when the user starts to read the next time, the recorded three-level id can be accessed to position the reading progress of the user at the last time, so that reading synchronization is realized. Because the unique encoding of the epub resource to the sentence is realized, the method is not influenced by factors such as font size, terminal screen size, paragraph spacing and the like, and the accurate synchronous reading can be realized no matter the two times of reading are carried out at the same terminal or different terminals.
The above description is only for the purpose of illustrating the preferred embodiments of the present invention and is not to be construed as limiting the invention, and any modifications, equivalents, improvements and the like that fall within the spirit and principle of the present invention are intended to be included therein.
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1. A cross-device synchronous reading method for ePub resources is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step S10, when making the xhtml file content of ePub resource, dividing each xhtml file content into a plurality of sentences;
step S20, setting sentence id for each sentence of each xhtml file content;
step S30, naming each xhtml file by using the article id, and naming each epub resource by using the resource id;
step S40, recording a user id after the user logs in the reading terminal, acquiring a resource id and an article id of an ePub resource corresponding to an exit page when the user exits reading of any ePub resource, acquiring a sentence id of a specific sentence in the exit page, and uploading the acquired resource id, article id and sentence id of the specific sentence to a server for storage;
step S50, after the user logs in the reading terminal next time, acquiring a resource id corresponding to the user id, an article id under the resource id and a sentence id under the article id from the server according to the user id, and presenting the ePub resource corresponding to the resource id for the user;
step S60, if the user clicks the presented ePub resource, the reading page is skipped to the content corresponding to the article id and sentence id under the ePub resource acquired from the server.
2. The method for synchronously reading ePub resources across devices according to claim 1, wherein step S20 includes:
wrapping the content of each sentence of each xhtml file content with a span label;
and setting the id attribute of the span tag as the sequence index of the corresponding sentence in the xhtml file, wherein the index value is the sentence id of the sentence.
3. The method for cross-device synchronous reading of ePub resources of claim 1, wherein after step S40 and before step S50, the method for cross-device synchronous reading further comprises:
if the resource id and the article id under the resource id which are the same as those of the current uploading are stored in the server, the larger sentence id under the article id is used for covering the smaller article id, and finally only the largest sentence id under the article id is reserved.
4. The method for synchronously reading ePub resources across devices as claimed in claim 1, wherein in step S50, the resource id, the article id under the resource id, and the sentence id under the article id obtained from the server are uploaded last time.
5. The method for cross-device synchronous reading of an ePub resource of claim 4, wherein after step S40 and before step S50, the method for cross-device synchronous reading further comprises:
and if the resource id and the article id under the resource id which are the same as those of the current uploading are stored in the server, covering the existing sentence id with the sentence id uploaded at the current time.
6. The method for synchronously reading ePub resources across devices according to claim 1, wherein in step S4, the specific sentence is a sentence between the first sentence and the last sentence in the exit page.
7. The method for synchronously reading ePub resources across devices of claim 6, wherein the particular sentence is a first sentence in the exit page.
8. A cross-device synchronous reading system for ePub resources, comprising:
the three-level id coding module is used for dividing each xhtml file content into a plurality of sentences when the xhtml file content of the ePub resource is made, setting a sentence id for each sentence of each xhtml file content, naming each xhtml file by using the article id, and naming each ePub resource by using the resource id;
the three-level id recording module is used for recording a user id after the user logs in the reading terminal at this time, acquiring a resource id and an article id of an ePub resource corresponding to an exit page when the user exits reading of any ePub resource, acquiring a sentence id of a specific sentence in the exit page at the same time, and uploading the acquired resource id, the article id and the sentence id of the specific sentence to a server for storage;
the third-level id extraction module is used for acquiring a resource id corresponding to the user id, an article id under the resource id and a sentence id under the article id from the server according to the user id after the user logs in the reading terminal next time, and presenting an ePub resource corresponding to the resource id for the user;
and the reading progress jumping module is used for jumping the reading page to the content corresponding to the article id and the sentence id under the ePub resource acquired from the server if the user clicks the presented ePub resource.
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