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.cbr and .cbz files are just .rar and .zip files (respectively) so you'll need to unpack them and index them in a format that the bookreader can understand.
I've done this over at https://github.com/jameswhite/iabr, which was just a laboratory to see what work would be involved to accomplish this for .cbr (rar), .cbz (zip), and pdf, documents.
They're just bash scripts ( in /bin ) but they demonstrate how to do what you'd like to accomplish.
There's probably a better way to do it, like having a backend service index and unpack each page on demand. I'm not sure how archive.org is achieving this on the link you provided.
Update: I've modified https://github.com/jameswhite/iabr so that it does the work inline. It will now let you browse to your books and if you click on a .cbr, .cbz, or .pdf file, it auto-indexes it (which is a little slow, adding some caching or pre-indexing here might help) but then auto-unpacks them on-the-fly and renders them using the internetarchive/bookreader.
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I haven't found any documentation on how to do this, is it already integrated?
If so, how do I go about it?
Thanks :)
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