Tabularium is a Qt application for maintaining personal indexes, the successor to the RPPAS (Records Project Paper Augmentation System). It is currently in alpha; it should work, but there are some rough edges. If you spot a bug that isn't listed in meta/TODO in the source code, please feel free to report it. However, I cannot guarantee support for the software in its current state. There is no upgrade procedure from RPPAS, but if you were previously using RPPAS and have a database from there, email me a copy (`contact@sorenbjornstad.com`) and I can manually convert it for you. See `docs/manual.md` for details on how to use Tabularium; I haven't gotten around to making a quick start wizard for new users, so you'll likely need to take a look at it to figure out what to do. Installation ============ There are no builds available currently; you'll need to install from source. You will need Python 3, Qt 5, pyuic5, and pyrcc5 (available in any good package repository), and the Python modules passlib and python-magic (available through pip3). You'll also want unittest and nosetests if you'd like to run the automated test suite. Before running Tabularium, you need to build the UI from the XML descriptions. This can be done by running `designer/makeForms.sh`. After that, you should be set to start Tabularium by running `./tabularium`. If you want Tabularium to warn you about entries you're creating that may be misspelled versions of existing ones, you need to download and install the SQLite edit-distance extensions by running `make` in the Tabularium directory. If you'd like Tabularium to be available system-wide, you can place the entire directory anywhere convenient and then create a symlink to the `tabularium` executable in `/usr/bin/`.