Hi Alessia, the Zim notebook is simply an ordinal file tree structure so you can use any commands for files/folders examination. For example you can run 'ls' recursively
[/Tasks][6249]% *ls* -*R*l Tasks/Install/ Tasks/Install/: total 1 drwxrwx---+ 1 ydudorov Domain Users 0 May 21 19:49 Home -rwxrwx---+ 1 ydudorov Domain Users 153 May 21 19:45 notebook.zim Tasks/Install/Home: total 1 drwxrwx---+ 1 ydudorov Domain Users 0 May 22 23:00 Install_Area -rwxrwx---+ 1 ydudorov Domain Users 200 May 21 19:48 Install_Area.txt Tasks/Install/Home/Install_Area: total 5 drwxrwx---+ 1 ydudorov Domain Users 0 May 23 22:56 SV_Express -rwxrwx---+ 1 ydudorov Domain Users 419 May 22 23:00 SV_Express.txt Tasks/Install/Home/Install_Area/SV_Express: total 25 ... or try to find files with known extensions (pdf/jpeg): [/Tasks][6250]% *find* Odds-and-ends/Chancery/Home/Cheat_sheet_bundle -iname '**.pdf*' -o -iname '**.jpeg*' Odds-and-ends/Chancery/Home/Cheat_sheet_bundle/CLI-Cheat-Sheet.pdf Odds-and-ends/Chancery/Home/Cheat_sheet_bundle/Git for Subversion Users.pdf Odds-and-ends/Chancery/Home/Cheat_sheet_bundle/git-cheatsheet-EN-white.pdf Odds-and-ends/Chancery/Home/Cheat_sheet_bundle/workflow-of-version-control.pdf [/Tasks][6251]% On Sun, May 24, 2020 at 2:39 PM Alessia Moretti <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks Marco for your answer. I usually export in html with one of the > default template. I'm using linux (Xubuntu) and I think there should be a > similar comand line tool. I just wanted to know how many and which > attachments there are in the whole zim notebook (with its subdirectories) > to check if everything is done. I think I've to run some command like ls(?) > recursively against the notebook top level directory. I'm not very > knowledgeable of the command like though. > Thanks again > Alessia > > Il Sab 23 Mag 2020, 18:25 Marco Cevoli <[email protected]> ha > scritto: > >> Hi Alessia, >> >> how do you export the notebook? If you don't mind using an external >> command, you can simply use a DOS command, such as "dir *.* > list.txt " to >> print the file list of the current directory to a text file. If you're on >> Windows, see: >> https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-files/copy-filenames-from-folders-and-subfolders/1797e5eb-0be9-455b-a370-525e927a08f1 >> >> >> Regards, >> >> Marco Cevoli >> >> On Sat, May 23, 2020 at 3:34 PM Alessia Moretti <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Hello everyone and thanks to everyone who develop and help developing >>> this wonderful application. Lately I'm managing and keep track of my >>> daughter's homeworks (primary school, online lessons due to lockdown). >>> Every time I send a homework to the teachers (a jpeg or pdf file) I put a >>> copy of it in the correct day in a "homeworks" journal notebook so I can >>> keep track of if and when the due homeworks were done. My question is: >>> there is a way to have a list of the attachments when I export the notebook >>> (and if it's possible in which format)? Thanks a lot >>> >>> >>> Il Mer 13 Mag 2020, 16:43 Marco Cevoli <[email protected]> ha >>> scritto: >>> >>>> A little effort in starting an Android app was done in the past. I >>>> thought I could - at least - help with the mockup design, but couldn't work >>>> on it. If you think your students can go down that road, this is the >>>> starting point: >>>> https://github.com/jaap-karssenberg/zim-android-mockapp/wiki >>>> >>>> Having an app would really be a nice addition to Zim! >>>> >>>> Kind regards, >>>> >>>> Marco Cevoli >>>> Traduttore tecnico. Grafico. Congiungitore di punti. >>>> Technical translator. Graphic designer. Joiner-of-dots. >>>> ------------------------------------------------------- >>>> https://www.marcocevoli.com >>>> [email protected] >>>> t 34 675 800 826 >>>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >>>> My latest novel: https://uziversitari.marcocevoli.com >>>> My latest ebook: https://gum.co/insostituibile >>>> My latest projects: http://www.qabiria.com, http://www.allerglobal.com >>>> >>>> >>>> On Wed, May 13, 2020 at 4:16 PM John R. Marks, IV <[email protected]> >>>> wrote: >>>> >>>>> I CANT BELIEVE I JUST THOUGHT OF THIS. >>>>> >>>>> So, y'all, I teach in the MSIT at Florida State University, and this >>>>> semester is my Advanced Web Applications class. Broadly, it ends up being >>>>> a VERY language agnostic class because our student pool is varied in terms >>>>> of skill (FSU is weird, our Computer Science dept is completely separate >>>>> from our Information/IT School, and I'm in the latter). I personally have >>>>> a very wide-but-SHALLOW knowledge about languages and frameworks (right >>>>> now >>>>> we still default to PHP + a little mostly vanilla JS because that's what I >>>>> know how to do, despite all the frameworky stuff out there) >>>>> >>>>> Either way, though, I'd LOVE to point some of my students in the >>>>> direction of some sort of web and/or mobile interface to Zim. It really >>>>> does seem like it shouldn't be that hard especially if you consider the >>>>> possibility of not really interacting with Zim-native's internal database, >>>>> just do "the files" and perhaps spin up a separate one if needed. That, >>>>> for >>>>> me, has always been the beauty of Zim - the flat files. The db isn't >>>>> "primary" and can be reloaded/destroyed whatever. I occasionally have >>>>> cheated on Zim with org-mode. naughty-naughty, and that factor -- the >>>>> ability to create multiple types of interfaces (orgzly, organice, etc etc) >>>>> because of the simplicity of the filesystem. >>>>> >>>>> Anyway, this is part cheerleading and part volunteer from someone >>>>> who'd love to see more of this. >>>>> >>>>> John >>>>> jrm4.com >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> On 5/13/20 9:34 AM, Gergely K. wrote: >>>>> >>>>> Slightly off but my advice is not to go with Django. It was a clever >>>>> framework (does things ahead of time, like orm) and has some unique >>>>> features, but it's components are not standard and it is a bit >>>>> glued-together. Rather go with standard libraries (which you can use in >>>>> any >>>>> (non-web) projects)! >>>>> >>>>> On Wed, May 13, 2020 at 3:00 PM Shivam Sharma <[email protected]> >>>>> wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Wow. That was quick. I will test your patch. >>>>>> >>>>>> And the idea for building a full-fledged web application around Zim >>>>>> is great. It should be started as a separate project, however. Zim >>>>>> community may not welcome the idea integrated into Zim since Zim has been >>>>>> very robust by being lean (and not being too many things at once). >>>>>> >>>>>> If you do start work on the project, I'd be willing to help. I have >>>>>> some experience with Flask but not much with Django. >>>>>> >>>>>> On Wed, 13 May 2020 at 16:26, Helder Guerreiro <[email protected]> >>>>>> wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> On 08/05/20 16:13, Helder Guerreiro wrote: >>>>>>> > Is it possible to add a search box to the internal Zim server? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Since it seems there is no easy way to add search to the server I >>>>>>> made >>>>>>> the patch attached (against master). There's an example search box >>>>>>> in >>>>>>> the "Default_with_index" template. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> But this got me thinking, now I'm looking for other features, tag >>>>>>> list, >>>>>>> task list, maybe even marking tasks directly from the server or >>>>>>> editing >>>>>>> pages... This seems to be a little too much for this server. Using a >>>>>>> framework, Django or whatever, would be easier. 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