Librator
Documentation
The full documentation is at http://librator.rtfd.org.
Quickstart
Install Librator:
pip install librator
Then start creating cards with:
libratorcard cards/mycard
When you have your directory of card files simple pack then up:
librator cards/ library.lbr
Features
Turns a collection of yml based card files into a librarian card database.
Can turn a librarian card database into a directory of yml based card files.
Provides a tool for creating an empty example card file.
History
v0.1.3
Switched unpacking to use library generator retrieve_all
v0.1.2
Fix for creating a folder for new card templates.
v0.1.1
Added guards to ensure directories exist before use.
Packing now starts the library anew if it already exists.
v0.1.0
First PyPi release.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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