For these two reasons, I decided to create a standalone Python 2 script to extract the Calibre library and save it to disk. I will leave the searching and comparison with Amazon to a separate Python 3 script. Writing the code. First, I imported the Calibre API calibre.library and also the Python. Switch calibre to Python 3. This means that some no longer maintained third party plugins will not work. Viewer: Re-enable the old reference mode from calibre 3.x.

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Calibre 5.0

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Accessing specific books and fields

calibre_search loads the .csv Calibre library export file in its main folder on import.

This library is represented by the books object:

The Book object fields can be accessed by dot field name:

Searching

Setting Up Calibre

General search

You can search any specific field using .search(search_term, field_name):

Filtering on title

You can partially match title field using .intitle:

Filtering on tag

You can partially match tags using books.intags:

Chaining filters

The .intitle and .intags filters can be chained:

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