Project Entries Binder (ProjEB) is a Command-Line Interface (CLI)-based Electronic Notebook / Binder designed to help you manage project entries, notebooks, and notes efficiently. It is built with Python and offers a variety of features to organize and search your project-related information.
- Initialize Database: Set up the database and attachments directory based on the configuration file (
configuration.ini
).
- Create Notebook: Create a new notebook to organize your entries.
- List Notebooks: List all existing notebooks with their names and states.
- Rename Notebook: Rename an existing notebook.
- Archive Notebook: Archive a notebook to hide it from the active list.
- Activate Notebook: Reactivate an archived notebook.
- Create Entry: Create a new entry with a title, content, and optional notebook, file attachment, and tags.
- List Entries: List all entries with their titles, creation dates, and associated notebooks.
- Read Entry: Read the content of an entry by its title.
- Search Entries: Search for entries based on keywords.
- Search Entries by Tag: Search for entries based on tags.
- Create Note: Create a new note for an existing entry with optional file attachment and tags.
- List Notes: List all notes for a specific entry.
- Search Notes: Search for notes based on keywords.
- Search Notes by Tag: Search for notes based on tags.
ProjEB provides a comprehensive CLI for managing your notebooks, entries, and notes. Here are some examples of how to use the CLI:
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Create a Notebook:
python peb.py create_notebook --name "My Notebook"
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Create an Entry:
python peb.py create --title "My Entry" --content "This is the content of my entry." --notebook "My Notebook" --file "path/to/file" --tags "tag1" "tag2"
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Create a Note:
python peb.py create_note --entry_title "My Entry" --content "This is a note for my entry." --file "path/to/file" --tags "noteTag1" "noteTag2"
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List Entries:
python peb.py list
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Read an Entry:
python peb.py read --title "My Entry"
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Search Entries:
python peb.py search_entries --keyword "search term"
Ensure you have a configuration.ini
file with the following structure:
[database]
file = your_database_file.db
[attachments]
dir = your_attachments_directory
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for details.
Contributions are welcome! Please create an issue or pull request with your suggestions or improvements.
For questions or support, please contact mauriceling.