This software is a versatile catalog program that enables users to organize and manage various types of data. Its user-friendly interface supports customizable categories, search functions, and data export capabilities. Suitable for personal or business use, it streamlines data management tasks and enhances productivity.
StuffKeeper is a versatile catalog program that allows users to define any number of item types, including audio CDs, DVDs, serial numbers, and computer hardware. With its tag and search features, users can easily order and filter through the items listed in one comprehensive inventory. Although the program is still in the pre-alpha stage, it provides a great deal of functionality and flexibility.
One of the most notable features of StuffKeeper is its storage capabilities. The program currently uses sqlite3 as a backend for data storage, but can store large or rarely accessed data outside of the database. Users can access their data conveniently by accessing the following location: ~/.stuffkeeper/. For testing purposes, this location can be customized by starting StuffKeeper with a command-line parameter.
StuffKeeper's multiple views are another impressive feature. While the program does not support multiple instances, it does support multiple "views." Users can easily create a new window by pressing "ctrl+N," and if they try to open the program when it is already running, the running version of the program will instead signal a new view to open. All of the views stay in sync, allowing users to update items almost instantly across multiple windows.
Regarding supported fields, each type in StuffKeeper consists of different fields that can be of several different types. These types include string, integer, boolean, slider, list, text, image, date and time, and link. The program's inclusion of a slider makes it particularly useful for rating or grading items. In addition, images are stored at a scaled down size of 250x250 within the database.
Overall, StuffKeeper provides a great deal of customization and organization for those seeking to manage their items. While the pre-alpha stage means there may be bugs and missing functionality, this software has a lot of potential and could be a great option for anyone seeking a versatile catalog program.
One of the most notable features of StuffKeeper is its storage capabilities. The program currently uses sqlite3 as a backend for data storage, but can store large or rarely accessed data outside of the database. Users can access their data conveniently by accessing the following location: ~/.stuffkeeper/. For testing purposes, this location can be customized by starting StuffKeeper with a command-line parameter.
StuffKeeper's multiple views are another impressive feature. While the program does not support multiple instances, it does support multiple "views." Users can easily create a new window by pressing "ctrl+N," and if they try to open the program when it is already running, the running version of the program will instead signal a new view to open. All of the views stay in sync, allowing users to update items almost instantly across multiple windows.
Regarding supported fields, each type in StuffKeeper consists of different fields that can be of several different types. These types include string, integer, boolean, slider, list, text, image, date and time, and link. The program's inclusion of a slider makes it particularly useful for rating or grading items. In addition, images are stored at a scaled down size of 250x250 within the database.
Overall, StuffKeeper provides a great deal of customization and organization for those seeking to manage their items. While the pre-alpha stage means there may be bugs and missing functionality, this software has a lot of potential and could be a great option for anyone seeking a versatile catalog program.
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