Is the readium lcp open source ?

[sunny]

if so, where is source ?

thank you !

[Daniel Weck]

There is no open-source LCP software available to the public at the Readium GitHub. However, there is a specification effort conducted by a dedicated working group, so this may be of interest to you. I believe they have some internal encoding software (server-side) to test the specification. Please reach out to them directly to find out more. You might need to become a Readium Foundation member, I am not sure:
http://readium.org/projects/readium-lcp
(LCP is a separate activity, outside of EPUB3 / IDPF)

[Ric Wright]

If you are interested in participating in the LCP activities, please contact me directly at [e-mail] and I can put you in contact with the group.

[PGS]

Hi @rkwright, I am having the same question with @wzhsunn, should I follow the same procedure? Are there any updates about LCP ?

[Daniel Weck]

@pgstath I think that we will hear more about LCP within the next few weeks, both in terms of specification status and implementations. There are a few open-source proposals on GitHub, but no code formally endorsed by Readium just yet (under https://github.com/readium).

[PGS]

Hi @danielweck, thanks for the information, good news!