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High‑Fidelity Baidu Wenku Clone Project Overview and Technical Stack

This article introduces a fully functional, open‑source Baidu Wenku‑style document library built with Go/Beego, Bootstrap, and MySQL, detailing its architecture, SVG‑based document rendering, point system, watermarking, and how to obtain the source code.

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High‑Fidelity Baidu Wenku Clone Project Overview and Technical Stack

Project Introduction

This project is an open‑source document library that imitates Baidu Wenku, developed with the Go framework Beego on the backend and a Bootstrap‑based front‑end.

Main Technology Stack

Backend

Go language framework Beego

Frontend

Bootstrap‑based UI framework Flat‑UI

Database

MySQL for data storage

Feature Demonstration

Document Online Reading

DocHub uses svg vector graphics to render documents, offering superior quality and compression compared to png or jpeg . After gzip compression, an SVG file can be reduced by up to 70% (e.g., 200 KB → ~60 KB).

Using SVG greatly improves loading speed and reading experience.

Office Document Online Reading

Conversion flow: office → pdf → svg

PDF Document Online Reading

PDF files are converted to SVG via pdf2svg for online viewing.

ePub, mobi, chm Document Online Reading

Documents are first converted to PDF with calibre , then to SVG. This feature is not yet implemented.

Points System

Users earn points by signing in and uploading documents; downloading documents consumes points.

Document Watermarking

Watermarks are added to the SVG files displayed for reading.

Source Code Access

Scan the QR code below and reply with 文库 to receive the complete source code.

扫码下方二维码,后台回复【文库】即可获取所有系统

For more high‑quality open‑source projects, visit the GitHub猿 community.

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