Release
Server and MCP release package notes.
Server image
Use Docker Hub for the FolioSpace Library server.
docker pull funland/foliospace-library:0.88
Release 0.88 is published for linux/amd64 and
linux/arm64. The latest tag also points to
the current public release.
0.88 manifest: sha256:5103cb56177ea481f000c72e0c180d135e0956295295a6d384379dbcc2be5e24
amd64: sha256:80a9d88c397711f3296f0dd307aadb668eacb1efa2944daf14dcf557e098ca62
arm64: sha256:b18cae5dde2e35e36014639000defb69711b4f5ba6dd6ae5773112da65ade658
Build server image locally
git clone <repository-url> FolioSpaceReader
cd FolioSpaceReader
docker build -t foliospace-library:0.88 .
Build from the repository root. Dockerfile: Dockerfile.
Server entry: cmd/foliospace-reader.
MCP release files
The public installer expects these files from the current release:
/install-mcp.sh/releases/foliospace-mcp_0.88_darwin_arm64.tar.gz/releases/foliospace-mcp_0.88_darwin_amd64.tar.gz/releases/foliospace-mcp_0.88_linux_arm64.tar.gz/releases/foliospace-mcp_0.88_linux_amd64.tar.gz/releases/checksums.txt
Publish these files from the local release dist directory
before enabling the 0.88 MCP installer links.
Build MCP release packages
cd FolioSpaceReader
VERSION=0.88 ./scripts/build-mcp-release.sh
Release artifacts are written to
dist/releases and should be copied to the website
/releases directory before deployment.
Server release packaging
There is no separate server binary package for this release. The
server release is the Docker image
funland/foliospace-library:0.88.
0.88 changelog
- PDF scanning and first-page preview support.
- PDF single-page and double-page reading in the web reader.
- PDF HTTP Range streaming without exposing real NAS paths.
- Configurable scan worker count for different NAS performance levels.
- Client API and MCP support for PDF capabilities and scan settings.
- Local video catalog for MP4, M4V, MOV, MKV, AVI, and WebM.
- Direct HTTP Range streaming for browser-compatible videos.
- On-demand cached H.264/AAC HLS transcode for incompatible codecs such as many HEVC/H.265 videos.
- Single active HLS transcode queue to keep NAS CPU usage predictable.
- Local sidecar cover lookup and cached ffmpeg thumbnail extraction.