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/******************************************************************************************** README I. How To / Q&A II. Documentation III. Conventions IV. Controlled (Domain specifc) Vocabulary V. OS Requirements (Specificities) VI. Known Bugs VII. Tests VIII. Future Features *********************************************************************************************/ _ |_) _ _ | ._ _ _. ._ | \ / _ ._ | |_ _ ._ _ |_ |_) (_) (_) |< | | | (_| | |< \/\/ (_) | |< |_) (/_ | | (_ | | :: Questions, concerns, feature requests, bugs? @email: edg274@email.vccs.edu @github: egman24 @skype: erglassman ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- [How To / Q&A]: -------------- ********** * Useful * ********** >> How do I run the application? Be sure you have Java SDK 6 installed... Navigate to 'Bookmark_Workbench/Source_Code/' 1st: Compile (or just run the latest bytecode) 2nd: From CLI, execute --> > javac BookmarkWorkbench *********************** * Borderline Useless * *********************** >> How did I produce the application title ascii font in this readme? http://patorjk.com/software/taag/ >> What kind of music did I listen to during development? --> The Magnetic Fields "Wayward Bus" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- [Documentation]: --------------- See Documentation directory for more detailed information on: 1. PMX ("Poor Man's Extensible Markup Language") See 'Bookmark_Workbench/Documentation/PMX_Documentation.txt' -- This is the homebrewed markup language I use to encode program input and storage. 2. Browser and plugin suggestions and requrements See 'Bookmark_Workbench/Documentation/BrowserAndPlugin_Documentation.txt' -- 'TabInfoCopy' and Chrome are your best friends for the first iteration of Bookmark Workbench. 3. Requirements See 'Bookmark_Workbench/Documentation/Requirements_*' -- Logs of requirements documentation and project comments, titled by date. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- [Conventions]: ------------- * A 'Session File' should be titled as follows: 'Session_201204281337.txt' - - - - | | | | Year | | | | | | Month | | | | Day | | Time (military) * A 'Session File' should have >=1 'URL Objects' in the proper format: See 'Bookmark_Workbench/Documentation/PMX_Documentation.txt' --> The title and URL can be extracted using 'TabInfoCopy' See 'Bookmark_Workbench/Documentation/BrowserAndPlugin_Documentation.txt' * Categories in manifest should be formatted for proper parsing, as follows: [[Category]]one, two, three, four, five[[/Category]] ------------ -- ------------- | | | | | | Open tag | | (", ") between elements | | | Close tag * Todos in manifest should be formatted for proper parsing, as follows: [[ToDo]]*one, *two, *three, *four, *five, *six, *seven, *eight, *nine[[/ToDo]] -------- -- ---- --------- | | | | | | | | Open tag | | | (", ") between elements | | | | (*) connected to elements | | Close tag * Notes in manifest should be formatted for proper parsing, as follows: [[Notes]]Note to self: This is a note![[/Notes]] --------- ---------- | | | | Open tag | Close tag ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------- [Controlled (Domain specific) Vocabulary]: ----------------------------------------- ****************************** Entities, Objects and Elements ****************************** "Session File" "Url Object" found in -- Session File, makes up -- UrlCard attributes "UrlCard" 'Manifest Parser' 1. [loads] or [creates blank] '*_main_manifest' 2. [reads] each line and determines LineType 3. [creates] 'UrlCards' in the running program's working memory --> from "Url Objects" in the '*_main_manifest'(persistant state manifest) ^^ also triggered by Session Parser when new Objects are added to the '*_main_manifest', runs method with logic to only load new files (similar to db migrations with date stamps?) ^^ 'Category Parser' ^^ triggered by Manifest Parser ^^ 1. [loads] or [creates blank] '*_category_manifest' 2. [reads] each line and only passes 'Category' data 3. [creates] 'CategoryCards' in the running program's working memory --> from '[[Category]]' in the '*_main_manifest'(persistant state manifest) 'Todo Parser' ^^ triggered by Manifest Parser ^^ 1. [loads] or [creates blank] '*_todo_manifest' 2. [reads] each todo (title and url) while iterating through UrlObject 3. [creates] 'TodoList' in the running program's working memory --> from '[[ToDo]]' in the '*_main_manifest'(persistant state manifest) 'Session Parser' 1. [loads] a user "Session File" 2. [reads] each line and determines LineType 3. [appends] each "Url Object" in proper format to '*_main_manifest' ^^ triggers Manifest Parser to run again (only adding new "Url Objects") ^^ 'User Parser' 'Note Parser' ********************* File Names/File Types ********************* %%%%% %%%%% %%%%% These files are created throughout the program's lifecycle on your machine. %%%%% %%%%% %%%%% 'user_manifest' --Created when the program is first run --Remains on your system until manually removed. --A file with all previously registered user names. --Used to reference ) --User names stored with linebreaks? --[Created/Updated] by: UserParser '*_main_manifest' --Created when --Remains on your system until manually removed. -- A file with , --Used to pull user data from persistant state to working memory -- --[Created] by: Manifest Parser --[Updated] by: Session Parser --[Brought into working memory] by: Manifest Parser '*_category_manifest' --Created when --Remains on your system until manually removed. -- --[Created] by: Category Parser --[Updated] by: Session Parser --[Brought into working memory] by: Category Parser '*_todo_manifest' --Created when --Remains on your system until manually removed. -- --[Created] by: Todo Parser --[Updated] by: Session Parser --[Brought into working memory] by: ToDo Parser ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------- [OS Requirements (Specificities)]: --------------------------------- Bookmark Workbench has been written and tested in Linux(Ubuntu 10.10). Some directory/file structure/CLI nuances may be different when using OSX or Windows. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ [Known Bugs]: ------------ //Title: //Description: //Reporter: //Assigned to: //Status: [Open | In Progress(by whom?) | Resolved] (Date: ) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- [Tests]: ------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- [Future Features]: ----------------- A list of features I would like implemented after the initial requirements are met: 1. Build browser plugins which can save session automatically in correct format. * The plugin should: --> Save all open tabs to a 'History' directory, in proper format. (see [Conventions] section above) --> Open up (popover window) an inline editor for user to add markup to the saved 'URLs' --> Execute the 'Bookmark Workbench' program, and add new 'Session File' to the 'Bookmark Workbench Main Manifest File' * Plugins should be available for Chrome, FireFox, IE, and any other widely used browser. 2. GUI for working with Bookmark Workbench (allow CLI use, but suppliment with GUI views). * The GUI should allow for rich designs and lens like views into the interlinked references. (see http://www.visual-literacy.org/periodic_table/periodic_table.html) --> One example could be VenDiagrams which get populated with 'Category' titles --> These overlapping multi-colored circles can add insight into how 'URLs' are interrelated by 'Category' * The ability to create new views into the stored data should be very extensible. --> There should be a well documented API for other programmers to use when creating
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