A webapp/website for searching and categorising your locally stored documents
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Snootalogue

A webapp for categorising, sharing and searching documents. Not at all ready for production in its current state.

Dependencies

You need the ASP.NET Core Runtime to run Snootalogue - the .NET Core Runtime on its own is not enough. The .NET 3.1 download page provides links to the installers you'll need. Note that no binaries are currently provided, so you'll need to build Snootalogue yourself (see the Developing section below).

Developing

Visual Studio Code provides great C# integration. Ensure you've installed the .NET Core SDK (not just the runtime) and the Visual Studio Code C# Extension, and you'll be good to go.

Testing

Snootalogue runs on port 5000, so make sure you don't have anything currently using that port.

git clone https://git.bune.city/lynnesbian/Snootalogue
cd Snootalogue
if ! which dotnet-ef; then dotnet tool install --global dotnet-ef; fi
dotnet ef database update
dotnet run