@a_kawashiro/jendeley
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`jendeley` is a JSON-based PDF paper organizing software. - `jendeley` is JSON-based. You can see and edit your database easily. - `jendeley` is working locally. Your important database is owned only by you. Not cloud. - `jendeley` is browser based. You c
jendeley is a JSON-based PDF paper organizing software.
jendeley is JSON-based. You can see and edit your database easily.jendeley is working locally. Your important database is owned only by you. Not cloud.jendeley is browser based. You can run it anywhere node.js runs.npm install @a_kawashiro/jendeley -g
jendeley scan --papers_dir <YOUR PDFs DIR>
jendeley launch --db <YOUR PDFs DIR>/jendeley_db.json
Then you can see a screen like this!
Please check user document for more details.
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`jendeley` is a JSON-based document organizing software. - `jendeley` is JSON-based. You can see and edit your database quickly. - `jendeley` works locally. Your important database is owned only by you. No cloud. - `jendeley` is browser-based. You can run
The npm package @a_kawashiro/jendeley receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, @a_kawashiro/jendeley popularity was classified as not popular.
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