Libro – terminal based book tracking tool

Libro is a terminal-based tool to track your reading history, with your data stored locally in a SQLite database. It has an interactive TUI and a CLI.

Libro separates books and reviews to give you flexibility in how you track your reading:

• Books: Store information about the book itself (title, author, pages, genre, publication year).
• Reviews: Track your personal reading experience (date read, rating, review text).

This separation allows you to:

• Add books to your database without having read them yet.
• Add multiple reviews for the same book (re-reads).
• Maintain a clean library of books separate from your reading history.

This is free and open source software.

Website: github.com/mkaz/libro
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Developer: Marcus Kazmierczak
License: MIT License

Libro is written in Python. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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