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graph LR
    EpubFileIOFacade["EpubFileIOFacade"]
    EpubReaderCore["EpubReaderCore"]
    EpubWriterCore["EpubWriterCore"]
    EpubFileIOFacade -- "orchestrates" --> EpubReaderCore
    EpubFileIOFacade -- "orchestrates" --> EpubWriterCore
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The ebooklib project's core functionality for handling EPUB files is structured around a clear separation of concerns. The EpubFileIOFacade acts as the primary entry point, providing high-level read_epub and write_epub functions. This facade delegates the complex tasks of parsing and loading EPUB content to the EpubReaderCore, which internally manages the extraction and in-memory representation of EPUB components. Conversely, for writing operations, the EpubFileIOFacade delegates to the EpubWriterCore, responsible for serializing the in-memory representation back into a valid EPUB file. Both EpubReaderCore and EpubWriterCore heavily rely on the internal methods within the ebooklib.epub module to perform their respective parsing and serialization duties, ensuring a cohesive and efficient EPUB file processing workflow.

EpubFileIOFacade

This component serves as the primary high-level interface for users to interact with EPUB file operations. It orchestrates the overall reading and writing workflows, acting as the gateway for EPUB data. It abstracts away the complexities of the underlying parsing and serialization.

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EpubReaderCore

Encapsulates the detailed logic for parsing and interpreting the internal structure of an EPUB file (which is essentially a ZIP archive). It extracts the EPUB's components (e.g., content files, metadata, manifest) and constructs an in-memory representation of the book. This component embodies the "Parser" pattern, primarily utilizing internal loading mechanisms within the ebooklib.epub module.

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EpubWriterCore

Encapsulates the detailed logic for constructing and serializing an in-memory EPUB representation back into a valid EPUB file format (ZIP archive). This component embodies the "Serializer" and "Builder" patterns, primarily utilizing internal writing mechanisms within the ebooklib.epub module.

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