jeff-contacts 0.1.2

CRM Markdown synchronisé depuis CardDAV (Baikal), publié en site statique Hugo.

jeff

Your contacts live in CardDAV. Your CRM lives in Markdown.

jeff syncs contacts from a Baikal CardDAV server into clean Markdown files with YAML frontmatter, then publishes a static HTML site. No database, no SaaS, no vendor lock-in — just files, Git, and a fast static site.

How it works

Baikal (CardDAV)  ──sync──>  Markdown + YAML  ──build──>  Hugo static site

1. Fetch contacts from your CardDAV server (incremental, ctag/etag-based)
2. Transform vCards into Markdown files with structured YAML frontmatter
3. Publish a fast, searchable static site with Hugo

Setup

pip install jeff-contacts

Create a .jeff file at the root of your project:

carddav_url=https://your-baikal.example.com/dav.php/addressbooks/user/default/
carddav_username=user
carddav_password=secret

chmod 600 .jeff

Usage

jeff sync           # incremental sync (only changed contacts)
jeff sync --full    # force full re-sync
jeff publish        # build static HTML site
jeff --verbose sync # debug logging

jeff sync creates one Markdown file per contact in content/contacts/, extracts photos to static/photos/, and tracks sync state in .sync-state.json.

jeff publish generates a static HTML site in public/ with a contact index and individual profile pages.

License

MIT