Memor

Memor is a bookmark manager.

Features

• Multi-user
• Responsive design (usable on mobile)
• Grouping of bookmarks based on tags
• Import/Export browser-format bookmarks file
• Quick posting with bookmarklet
• Filter with multiple criteria (tags, user, search)
• I18n (available locales : English, French)
• REST API (partial implementation of delicious.com / Semantic Scuttle API)
• Compatible with Scuttloid Android App (although the privacy status of a bookmark is meaningless in Memor)

Planned features

• Tag management (rename, merge, delete)
• Commenting system
• More REST API features

Screenshots

###Main Memor view:

###Bookmark detail:

###On a small screen:

Technology

• Ruby 2.0
• Rails 4
• Database: tested with MySQL and SQLite (should work with PostgreSQL)
• Twitter Bootstrap
• Bootswatch Metro theme for Bootstrap
• And some Ruby gems : https://github.com/ilesinge/memor/blob/master/Gemfile

Installation

• Ensure you have Ruby 2.0 installed (with https://rvm.io/, just saying)
• Set up the database if using MySQL or PostgreSQL
• Copy config/database.yml.mysql (and adapt database auth parameters) or config/database.yml.sqlite to config/database.yml
• Comment the line gem 'mysql2' or gem 'sqlite3' in the file Gemfile based on which database you're using
• Install gem dependencies:

gem install bundler
cd memor
bundle install

• Generate database structure:

rake db:migrate

OR if you're doing a production install:

RAILS_ENV=production rake db:migrate

• Create an admin account:

# Prepend with 'RAILS_ENV=production' if needed
rake db:seed

• Precompile assets if you're doing a production install:

RAILS_ENV=production rake assets:precompile

• Start the server:

# Prepend with 'RAILS_ENV=production' if needed
rails s

• Launch http://localhost:3000/ in your browser
• Connect with user administrator, password memorFTW!
• Access http://localhost:3030/users/administrator/edit to change admin password (and username if you want)

Et voilà !

For production servers, I suggest to use Unicorn with Nginx or Phusion Passenger with Apache.

Bugs, ideas, questions?

Use Github issue tracker !