Projects tagged ‘catalog’ and ‘python’

Griffith is a film collection manager written in Python/PyGTK with ease of use in mind

The Meadowview Library Catalog database is currently a Microsoft Access database (MySQL solution and more is on the way if I can get some more manpower or stronger coffee) that offers a low cost way ... [More] for small libraries to manage their collections without the cost of a larger system. I built this database for a church library and it would function well for another church library, a small public library or for your own personal use. This database has much potential and can be freely edited under the GNU GPL that accompanies the download. Much work has gone into building this database and coming from working with a small library budget I understand how tight things can be. Since this database is freely available it has a minimal impact on your budget but if you would like, I'll most certainly accept donations to further this project. Otherwise please give back by helping build a community around this database and contributing to its development or if you cannot do so simply spread the word about this database. At the moment you can find the project hosted at http://home.webteknc.com/Meadowview_Library_Catalog/ [Less]

Pytalog is a removable media (like CDs or DVDs) catalog application for Linux written in Python+Gtk+SQLite.

IntroductionLarge libraries often contain multiple catalogs, digital repositories, and other data sources. Generally, each of these must be searched independently or through federated search systems. ... [More] The goal of Meercat is to provide a metadata harvesting and management system that can maintain copies of the metadata in one location so that it can either be harvested by another service or used directly for retrieval of detailed resource metadata. ComponentsMeercat is comprised of reusable Python packages that can be replaced or upgraded independently of the rest of the system. The core package types are: meercat.harvester meercat.job meercat.storage meercat.harvestermeercat.harvester.voyagerThis is a harvester for getting records out of an ExLibris Voyager ILS. It harvests the MARC21 bibliographic records and the related MARC21 holdings records and general item specific metadata. meercat.harvester.sfxThe sfx harvester extracts information from the standard ExLibris SFX data extracts that. This provides electronic holdings information on serials and other formats. meercat.harvester.metalibThe metalib harvester takes database metadata from ExLibris Metalib. meercat.harvester.oaipmhThis module has not yet been started, but it is on the roadmap for addition before version 1.1. This will provide the ability to harvest from any available OAI-PMH 2.0 compliant data source. Within the library, digital repositories usually provide this interface for harvesting. meercat.jobWork in progress, check back later for more details meercat.storagemeercat.storage.sqlalchemyThis is the only storage module currently being developed. It utilizes SQLAlchemy to provide an object relational mapping to store the data in a standard SQL database. Any database that SQLAlchemy can work with should be sufficient for using this module. This includes but is not limited to MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite. [Less]

CLI program which provide simple interface to catalog your CD's with mp3 and ogg files. It's store information about CD name, title, artist, album name. Contains simple search and access to sql command line.

Litero is an Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) that attempts to implement some of the recommendations in Martha Yee's article FRBRization: a Method for Turning Online Public Finding Lists into ... [More] Online Public Catalogs. The main goal is to make a better use of the data stored in current MARC 21 bibliographic and authority records created according to AACR2, in order to improve the retrieval and display capabilities of library catalogs. This paper, presented at the II Encuentro Nacional de Catalogadores (Biblioteca Nacional, Buenos Aires, Argentina) in November 2009, describes the main features of Litero: Rediseño de OpacMarc usando conceptos de FRBR (in Spanish). A very early online demo is available. It's just a prototype that implements part of the desired features. For example, see what's under the following names in the alphabetic index: Hofstadter—an author with works by him, works related to him, and works about him. Shakespeare—same as above, plus some works with many editions and related works (e.g. Macbeth) Palacios—a cross-reference The development of Litero began in July 2009. Source code and extensive documentation will be available in early 2010. The core of Litero is written in Python, and the Web interface uses the Django framework. The database engine is Malete, a modern successor to CDS/ISIS—though other alternatives may be considered. Litero is written as a literate program, using noweb. Litero is being developed at INMABB, Instituto de Matemática de Bahía Blanca (Conicet / Universidad Nacional del Sur), in Argentina. INMABB is also the home of two related projects: Catalis, and Litero's ancestor OpacMarc. If you are interested in this project, please join the discussion list. (Or you may contact the project owner, fjgomez at gmail.) Fernando Gómez, 03-dec-2009 [Less]

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A catalog that collects knowledge about the world

This script aims to provide a script that catalogues files. It will keep track of duplicates. It will also be able to categorize according to types. Planned supported types will be music, video ... [More] , docutments and executables. File type will initially be determined by extension. This will be implemented using Python and Sqlite. [Less]

Create catalog image(s) of all TrueType / OpenType ttf fonts in a directory on your computer / network. Font-Sampler works both as a GUI program and from the command line. Tested on Windows XP ... [More] , but designed to work on Linux, and should run on Mac as well. [Less]