gramps-web-desktop 0.0.2

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gramps-web-desktop (gwd)

The gramps-web-desktop package is a way for you to easily use gramps-web with your local Gramps family trees.

THIS IS ALPHA LEVEL SOFTWARE FOR EXPERIMENTAL USE ONLY

Installion

pip install gramps-web-desktop

Setup

First, you must have created a temporary Gramps family tree for testing.

That's it! Now you can run gramps-web-desktop:

Running

At the console, enter the command:

gramps-web-desktop TREE USERNAME PASSWORD

or:

gwd TREE USERNAME PASSWORD

where:

• TREE - the the name of the test temporary Gramps family tree name
• USERNAME - this is meant to be a temporary username for this session
• PASSWORD - this is meant to be a temporary password for this session

Example:

gwd "Example" my_username _my_password

Options

gramps-web-desktop

will show the list of family trees.

You can also use gwd instead of gramps-web-desktop.

What does this do?

1. Looks through your local databases for a family tree named TREE (that you provided on the command line)
2. Uses the mediapath (from metadata) from that family tree to find images
3. Creates a temporary gramps-web USERNAME and PASSWORD with admin priviledges
4. Starts the gramps-web-api server with frontend already in place
5. Opens a webbrowser on appropriate address and port
6. Login using USERNAME and PASSWORD
7. You can create gramps-web indices inside the app.
8. When done, you should logout to avoid confusing gramps-web on next use
9. In terminal, press CONTROL+C
10. gramps-web-desktop will delete USERNAME from the user database

FAQ

1. Does this use Docker?

• No.

2. Does this expose my data?

• This runs on a local port (5000 by default) and people on the local computer can see it

3. Can I send email via the app?

• No, email services are not enabled

4. Will I see my family tree images?

• Yes, if you have your mediapath set inside gramps

5. Will this leave a user account with admin access to my tree?

• No, the temporary username is deleted when you press CONTROL+C