bookup-fuse 0.1.1

Mount Bookup .bdb (SQLite) files as a FUSE filesystem exposing Markdown pages.

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# bookup-fuse

**Mount Bookup `.bdb` (SQLite) databases as a virtual FUSE filesystem** — browse and edit your Bookup pages and sections directly as Markdown files.

## Features

- Mount a Bookup `.bdb` file into a directory
- Exposes two top-level folders:
  - `Pages/` — all pages without section nesting
  - `Sections/` — hierarchical structure of sections containing pages
- Read and edit Markdown content directly via any text editor
- Changes are written back to the `.bdb` database in real time
- Works with standard FUSE mounts on Linux

## Requirements

- **Python** ≥ 3.9
- **libfuse** installed on your system
  Fedora / RHEL:
  ```bash
  sudo dnf install fuse fuse3 fuse3-libs

Debian / Ubuntu:

sudo apt install fuse

• Python package fusepy (installed automatically with this package)

Installation

pip install bookup-fuse

Or from source:

git clone https://github.com/beimgraben/bookup-fuse.git
cd bookup-fuse
pip install .

Usage

bookup-fuse <bookup_bdb_file> <mount_point>

Example:

bookup-fuse my-notes.bdb /mnt/bookup

This will create a directory structure like:

/mnt/bookup
├── Pages
│   ├── Page One.md
│   └── Another Note.md
├── Sections
│   ├── Work
│   │   └── Task List.md
│   └── Personal
│       ├── Recipes.md
│       └── Journal.md
└── .desktop.ini

Unmounting

fusermount -u /mnt/bookup     # Linux (FUSE)
# or
umount /mnt/bookup

Notes

• .desktop.ini is included for compatibility with Windows' folder tooltips but can be ignored.
• Page and section names containing / are automatically sanitized to _ in file names.
• Timestamps are stored as UNIX epochs in the database.

Development

# Install in editable mode
pip install -e ".[dev]"

# Run from source
python src/bookup_fuse.py my-notes.bdb /mnt/bookup