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Using sqlite3 as a notekeeping document graph with automatic reference indexing #966

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ShellLM opened this issue Jan 3, 2025 · 0 comments

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Using sqlite3 as a notekeeping document graph with automatic reference indexing

Using SQLite3 as a Notekeeping Document Graph with Automatic Reference Indexing

Overview

A comprehensive approach to managing notes and references using SQLite3, featuring:

Portable note storage
Full-text search
Automatic reference indexing
Flexible document management

Key Features

Pros

Notes stored in a single, portable file
Support for various plain text formats
CLI and editor-friendly workflow
Automatic reference link calculations
Full-text search capabilities
Note collections and tagging
File attachment support

Cons

Potential database corruption risk
Requires SQL and command-line knowledge
Potential reference management challenges

Key Technical Concepts

Database Schema

Uses UUIDs for primary keys
Supports metadata and file attachments
Leverages SQLite's JSON1 extension
Full-text search with FTS5
Reference indexing mechanism

Reference Indexing

UUID recognition in text
Cross-reference tracking
Supports bidirectional references

Demonstration Examples

Includes SQL examples for:

Creating tables
Inserting notes
Searching notes
Managing references
Handling file attachments

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License

GPLv3

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