BookLogr
Self-hosted e-books & digital libraries tool that provides service for tracking personal libraries.
Overview
A simple, self-hosted service to keep track of your personal library 📚 A simple, self-hosted service to keep track of your personal library 📚 - Mozzo1000/booklogr The project has 492 GitHub stars and is licensed under Apache-2.0.
Key Features
Source: GitHub README
- Easily look up books by title or isbn. Powered by OpenLibrary
- Add books to predefined lists: Reading, Already Read and To Be Read.
- Track your current page in the book you are reading.
- Share a public profile of your library with others.
- Rate books you have read using a 0.5 to 5-star scale.
- Take short notes and save quotes from the books you read.
- Automatically share your reading progress to Mastodon.
- Export your data in multiple formats, including CSV, JSON, and HTML.
- Supports SQLite (default) or PostgreSQL as databases.
Getting Started
Source: GitHub README
BookLogr is made to be self-hosted and run on your own hardware.
Check out the Getting Started guide for step-by-step instructions.
Normalized Features
Source: tool-features-normalized.json
postgresql, sqlite.
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