Close off repo, point to new fork

This repo will not be used anymore after this commit. Development has
moved to https://github.com/bakerframework/baker/.

Author: Simbul

CONTRIBUTING.md

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-# Creating a new issue
+This repo is not maintained anymore.
 
-If you are having trouble with Baker, you can ask for help on the [issue board](https://github.com/Simbul/baker/issues) on Github. However, before you open a new issue, make sure you have followed these steps:
-
-* Follow the relevant tutorial from the [wiki](https://github.com/Simbul/baker/wiki)
-* Make sure your question has not been answered in one of the [FAQs](https://github.com/Simbul/baker/wiki/Baker-Walkthrough-FAQ-for-Newbies)
-* If you've downloaded Baker from `bakerframework.com`, try updating to the latest [master branch](https://github.com/Simbul/baker/archive/master.zip) from Github
-
-If you still need to open an issue, please make sure you follow the guidelines on the [Problems and Debugging](https://github.com/Simbul/baker/wiki/Problems-and-Debugging) page.
-
-# Contributing code
-
-If you want to contribute code to Baker, you can create a [pull request](https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests) on Github. Please make sure that:
-
-* Your pull request is based on the latest possible version of the Baker `master` branch
-* You have provided a meaningful title for your pull request
-* You have briefly explained in the pull request what it does and why it should be merged
-* You have referenced any relevant issue
+The new official fork can be found at https://github.com/bakerframework/baker/.

README.md

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 Project Baker
 =============
 
-**The HTML5 ebook framework to publish interactive books & magazines on iPad & iPhone using simply open web standards**
-<http://bakerframework.com>
+This is the original Baker Framework repository by Davide Casali, Marco Colombo and Alessandro Morandi. Note that this repo is not maintained anymore.
 
-
-
-WHAT IS BAKER
--------------
-
-To this day, ebooks have been limited by an old standard created in the pre-Kindle and pre-iPad era.
-Baker is the first stepping stone to show that we could already be using the powerful HTML5 language
-to create books with real typography, real layouts and high-quality design.
-
-
-
-HOW TO USE BAKER
-----------------
-
-Creating an ebook in HTML5 to be used with Baker is a three-steps operation.
-It's easier done than said! ;)
-
-1. DESIGN
-   * Create you publication as one or more **HTML5 files** like a standalone website
-   * Design your publication to fit multiple screen (using CSS media-queries)
-   * You can use **any** feature in WebKit: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript (video, audio, fonts, jQuery, Google Maps, etc)
-   * On iPad/iPhone you can constrain the height to match the page size or make it scrollable if you need longer pages
-   * For best results, consider having 1 HTML for each chapter/section/article and use the native vertical scrolling.
-   * ...remember: it's a publication. If you want to build an app, check [PhoneGap](http://www.phonegap.com/). ;)
-
-2. PACKAGE
-   * The publication must be contained in a single Hpub file
-   * Each chapter/section/article (horizontally swiped on the iPad) should be a single HTML file inside the Hpub
-   * Create a Hpub book.json file: title, author, pages, etc. (see below)
-   * All the assets must be contained within the publication folder or its subfolders
-   * Check the example book from the website for an hands-on example
-   * See either [Standalone tutorial](https://github.com/Simbul/baker/wiki/Tutorial-for-Standalone-App) or [Newsstand tutorial](https://github.com/Simbul/baker/wiki/Tutorial-for-Newsstand-with-Free-issues) for more info
-
-3. PUBLISH
-   * Download the Baker Framework Xcode project from http://bakerframework.com (or GitHub).
-   * Download Xcode from the Mac App Store or from the Apple Developer website.
-   * Decide if you want to release using the [Standalone tutorial](https://github.com/Simbul/baker/wiki/Tutorial-for-Standalone-App) or [Newsstand tutorial](https://github.com/Simbul/baker/wiki/Tutorial-for-Newsstand-with-Free-issues) mode and follow the tutorial accordingly.
-   * Select the Baker Scheme (Simulator or Device) from the toolbar dropdown.
-   * Run and check that everything works correctly _both_ on simulator and device.
-   * Check [this page](https://github.com/Simbul/baker/wiki/Problems-and-Debugging) if you encounter any problem.
-   * Create an Apple iPhone Developer account to publish on the App Store.
-   * If you are using Newsstand, follow the instruction on the Apple iPhone Developer website to create a new free subscription.
-   * Follow the instructions on the Apple iPhone Developer website to submit your book to the app store.
-
-
-BOOK.JSON
----------
-
-This is an example of a minimal book.json file:
-
-```json
-{
-  "title": "The Study in Scarlet",
-  "author": "Arthur Conan Doyle",
-  "url": "book://bakerframework.com/books/arthurconandoyle-thestudyinscarlet",
-
-  "contents": [
-    "Article-Lorem.html",
-    "Article-Ipsum.html",
-    "Article-Gaium.html",
-    "Article-Sit.html",
-    "Article-Amet.html"
-  ]
-}
-```
-
-For all the details and the advanced options, check the [Hpub specification on the wiki](https://github.com/Simbul/baker/wiki/hpub-specification).
-
-
-SHELF.JSON
-----------
-
-This is an example of the shelf.json file that is downloaded by Baker in Newsstand mode to check the available publications:
-
-```json
-[
-  {
-    "name": "a-study-in-scarlet",
-    "title": "A Study in Scarlet",
-    "info": "The original masterpiece by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle",
-    "date": "1887-10-10 10:10:10",
-    "cover": "http://bakerframework.com/newsstand-books/a-study-in-scarlet.png",
-    "url": "http://bakerframework.com/newsstand-books/a-study-in-scarlet.hpub",
-    "product_id": "com.bakerframework.Baker.issues.a_study_in_scarlet"
-  }
-]
-```
-
-For all the details on how to create and use it, check the [Newsstand publications](https://github.com/Simbul/baker/wiki/4.0-tutorial-for-Newsstand).
-
-
-CREATE A BOOK FOR BOTH IPAD AND IPHONE
---------------------------------------
-
-With Baker Framework you can create books and magazines for the iPhone too.
-
-To compile your application for iPhone follow these steps:
-
-* Open the Baker Framework Xcode project with Xcode.
-* Click on the "Baker" project in the leftmost column of the project navigator.
-* On the column just left, click under Projects on "Baker"
-* In the "Build Settings" tab locate the section Deployment for the configuration you would like to use for compiling.
-* Under the Deployment section change the Target Device Family entry to match the devices you would like to target (only iPhone, only iPad or iPhone/iPad).
-* Update your publications to manage multiple orientations (using CSS media-queries).
-* Compile and test the application.
-
-
-
-BUGS AND FEEDBACK
------------------
-
-* Submit your bugs here: <http://github.com/simbul/baker/issues>
-* Give us your feedback at: <[email protected]>
-* Follow us on Twitter: <http://twitter.com/BakerFramework>
-
-
-
-CHANGELOG
----------
-
-* **4.2** (28/10/2013)
-  * iOS 7 support
-  * Text Kit support
-  * Support for analytics/tracking frameworks
-  * Info box in shelf
-  * `init` JS event for Info box with `user_id` and `app_id`
-  * Asset Catalog support
-  * Added `environment` parameter to Baker API calls
-  * Made most remote calls asynchronous
-  * Support for removing issues from `shelf.json`
-  * Replaced AQGridView with UICollectionView
-  * Minor improvements and bugfixes
-
-* **4.1** (06/05/2013)
-  * In-App Purchases for your magazine issues (server required)
-  * Paid Subscriptions support (server required)
-  * Push notifications capabilit (server required)
-  * Baker API defined to allow third-party servers
-  * Vertical pagination flexibility with `<meta name="paged" content="YES">`
-  * Issue data can now be refreshed
-  * book: protocol now works within the issues on the shelf
-  * Index handling improvements
-  * Removed JSONKit, using iOS5+ parser
-  * Memory enhancements
-  * Cleaned up the debug console log and error messages
-  * Bugs and fixes
-
-* **4.0** (22/12/2012)
-  * Full Newsstand support
-  * Shelf to manage multiple publications
-  * Free subscriptions support
-  * Orientation handling improvement
-
-* **3.2.3** (25/10/2012)
-  * Added more complete user-agent to work with JS that do user-agent detection for features
-  * Fix: HTML5 Video playback now uses the Audio session
-  * Fix: long touch doesn't trigger the index bar anymore
-
-* **3.2.2** (10/10/2012)
-  * iOS 6 and iPhone 5 display support
-  * Improved modal web view offline handling
-  * Fixed orientation bug and javascript property
-  * Fixed modal web view crash when interrupted and other minor fixes
-  * For developers: now Baker view is a separate class
-  * User agent and status bar tweaks (thanks to @jcampbell05)
-
-* **3.2.1** (20/08/2012)
-  * Internal release
-
-* **3.2** (20/03/2012)
-  * iOS 5.1 and Retina display support
-  * External links now open in internal browser, see referrer=Baker (thanks to @steiny2k)
-  * Custom events fired on window blur and focus
-  * Book.json parameters to disable tap and swipe: -baker-page-turn-tap/swipe
-  * Index bar dynamically sized from index.html size. Use viewport meta property to configure
-  * Change: referrer=Baker variable now not passed to destination website
-  * Fix: "white flash" workaround found
-  * Fix: solved issue with pre-compiled screenshots and books with more than 50 pages
-  * Fix: rare bug of content loaded into index view instead of page
-
-* **3.1** (20/12/2011)
-  * Newsstand basic support
-  * iOS5/iCloud data storage guidelines support
-  * Pre-build screenshots in screenshot mode using -baker-page-screenshots in book.json
-  * Retina display support in screenshot mode (thanks to @zenz)
-  * Manga support: start from the last page, or any arbitrary page using -baker-start-at-page in book.json
-  * Email protocol support
-  * Change JSON library to JSONKit (thanks to @zenz)
-  * Fix: block idle when downloading
-  * Fix: spinner color and iOS4.x support
-  * Change: -baker-background-image-* properties are now relative to ./book/ folder, see Issue #247
-
-* **3.0.2** (29/10/2011)
-  * Fix: iOS 4 support for the spinner feature available only in iOS 5
-
-* **3.0** (18/10/2011)
-  * Two rendering modes to improve performances: screenshots (thanks to @pugpig) and three-cards
-  * index.html view on double-tap to manage navigation and menu
-  * Full Hpub 1.0 support
-  * Improved rendering speed and responsiveness
-  * Improved handling of internal and external links
-  * Memory optimization
-  * iOS 5 and Xcode 4.2 compatibility
-  * Minimum supported version: iOS 4.0
-  * Minor fixes and improvements
-  * Thanks to @francesctovar @therabidbanana @eaglejohn @ffranke for the great support
-
-* **2.0** (28/04/2011)
-  * Multi-orientation books support: portrait, landscape, both (thanks to @svdgraaf)
-  * iPhone support
-  * Xcode 4 compatibility
-  * Added support to open a specific page of a downloaded book
-  * Added support to remove vertical bounce (for non-scrolling books)
-  * Added support to enable automatic media playback
-  * Changed the gesture to open the status bar to the more reliable doubletap
-  * Fix: page anchors now handled in internal links
-  * Fix: orientationchange event now fires
-  * Minimum supported version: iOS 3.2
-  * Minor fixes
-
-* **1.1** (19/01/2011)
-  * Added book:// protocol to allow downloadable HPub books
-  * Support for zipped HPub books (to allow downloading)
-  * Link support (internal/external)
-  * Multitap page navigation
-  * Alphabetical ordering (WARNING: breaks previous books, check before upgrading)
-  * Statusbar on tap
-  * Full screen swipes
-  * Fix: now the previous page doesn't flash anymore when you change page
-  * Minor fixes
-
-* **1.0** (03/11/2010)
-  * First release
-
-
-LICENSE
--------
-
-  _Copyright (C) 2010-2013, Davide Casali, Marco Colombo, Alessandro Morandi_
-  _Licensed under **BSD Opensource License** (free for personal and commercial use)_
-
-
-> _Elementary, my dear Watson._
+The new official fork can be found at https://github.com/bakerframework/baker/.