TagSpaces
is a open source application for managing of your local files. You can find more information about it on its website tagspaces.org. For a quick TagSpaces introduction please see this video on youtube.
To get updates you can:
./data...............see the next lines
./data/assets........contains all the css and images used in the application
./data/ext...........contains the code of tagspaces extensions
./data/js............contains the javascripts which run the application
./data/libs..........contains external javascript libraries together with the license they are distributed
./data/chrome........contains files specific for the old NPAPI basse Chrome browser extension, which is not supported anymore
./data/chromelight...contains files specific for the current Chrome browser extension
./data/cordova ......contains files needed for the building of the Android application which is based on Cordova
./data/mozilla.......contains files needed for the Firefox extension based on addon sdk
./data/web...........contains files needed for the WebDAV/ownCloud based release of TagSpaces
./data/node-webkit...contains files needed for the windows, linux and mac os build of the application
./data/templates.....contains HTML templates needed for the UI
./data/locales.......contains files need for the localisation of the application UI
./data/_locales......contains files need for the localisation of the chrome extension UI
You can find the latest release of TagSpace in the Releases Section
The full changelog is available here: Changelog
The native Windows, Linux and Mac OS X versions of TagSpaces
are built with node-webkit. node-webkit is an app runtime based on Chromium and node.js. You can write native apps in HTML and Javascript with node-webkit.
Get the TagSpaces source code by cloning its repository:
$git clone https://github.com/tagspaces/tagspaces.git
Run the native Windows, Linux or Mac OS X application
nw.exe, nw.pak, icudt.dll, ffmpegsumo.dll
to tagspaces/data/node-webkit
directory.nw, nw.pak, icudtl.dat, libffmpegsumo.so
to tagspaces/data/node-webkit
directory. If you experience issue related to libudev.so.0 read the following article.node-webkit.app
to tagspaces/data/node-webkit
directory.nw
executable file.Settings
and then to Extension
Developer mode
checkbox in the upper right part of the screenLoad unpacked extension...
buttontagspaces/data
directory and click Open
Allow access to file URLs
check box in the TagSpaces entry, in order to enable the access to your local file systemDownload and install the Mozilla Addon SDK following this article
Start the SDK by executing source bin/activate
in the Addon SDK folder
Go to the your local tagspaces folder and run the following command, where the -p argument specifies some local firefox profile:
$cfx run -p /tmp/mozprofile
Start the addon by clicking the TagSpaces icon in the upper right area of Firefox
You can find information on this topic on the TagSpaces blog.
TagSpaces's source code is licensed under the AGPL (GNU Affero General Public License) Version 3, for the license text see LICENSE file.
TagSpaces is an open source software and as such, the code is publicly available on GitHub, and forking is particularly recommended! Still, contribution must be done following some guidelines. Contributor License Agreement
The CLA is an agreement commonly used in major open source project, which aims at protecting all parties implied by a contribution : the contributor, the main code author, and above all, the community. The CLA model we have chosen basically tells the following : the contribution’s copyright is shared between the contributor and the main author. This means each party can do whatever she want in term of relicensing with this contributed piece of code. This is important, because, if in the future, the author wants to change the license in something more in favor of the community, a singular contributor cannot block the process.
The Contributor License Agreement can be signed online on the following CLA form.
You can help the translation of this application in your favorite languages by joining the translations teams on Transifex.
If you are having trouble using TagSpaces or have found a bug or you have some ideas how TagSpaces could be improved: open a ticket on GitHub.
This files is created and edited in TagSpaces
, using the viewerMD
and editorText
extensions.
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