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# Pinakes
Pinakes, named after the first known library cataloging system designed to be
the last library cataloging system you will ever need. Pinakes indexes files
[first known library cataloging system]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinakes
Pinakes, named after the [first known library cataloging system] designed to be
the _last library cataloging system you will ever need_. Pinakes indexes files
across configured directories, extracts metadata from audio, video, document and
text files, and provides full-text search with tagging, collections, roles,
audit logging and more. It supports both SQlite (for easy bootstrapping) and
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Pinakes runs with its own built-in configuration file out of the box. While
using the default configuration, you will not be able to edit the configuration
but it will provide the minimum required configuration values to get you going
with Pinakes. If you are more interested in fully configuring Pinales, you must
with Pinakes. If you are more interested in fully configuring Pinakes, you must
create your own configuration. You may copy the example config and edit it to
your needs: