Unified media manager for YouTube lectures, Facebook content, offline article reading, question banking, and productivity tracking.

• Add lectures via YouTube URL or video ID
• Auto‑detect title, lecturer, date, and time from the title
• Organise files into a structured folder tree (by paper, subject, chapter)
• Download videos in 720p (or lower) with metadata and thumbnails
• Local playback via embedded player (web UI) or external player (CLI)
• YouTube upload (unlisted) with automatic mirror ID linking
• Mirror management – link original videos to uploaded copies

• Download videos, reels, and photos from Facebook
• Auto‑detect uploader and title
• Organise files by type (video/photo) with MD5‑based filenames
• Full database tracking with export/import

• Import/export questions in multiple formats: TXT, CSV, JSON, XML (Moodle), HTML
• Support for four question types: essay, multichoice, truefalse, matching
• Context‑aware import – set global defaults (date, institution, level, paper, group, subject) and reuse them across questions
• Reading passage feature – define once, reuse in many questions
• Group questions into exam sections
• Web UI for browsing, searching, and viewing whole papers
• Advanced search and filtering

• Built‑in Tkinter GUI timer with study sessions, short/long breaks
• Task management with priority, completion, and bulk add
• Study logging with subjects, session types (study/revision/pretest/exam)
• Daily, weekly, and monthly progress tracking
• Badges and streak tracking to keep you motivated
• Detailed analytics with charts (matplotlib)

• Save articles, YouTube lectures, or questions to Instapaper
• Offline storage of full article content with local search
• OAuth authentication and full API sync

• Dashboard with library statistics and paper breakdown
• Browse and manage YouTube and Facebook entries
• View questions, whole papers, and browse by chapter
• Import/export questions via the web UI
• Stream local video files directly in the browser

• Full terminal interface with colour‑coded menus
• Tally and sync database with actual files
• Duplicate detection and resolution
• Backup, restore, and trash management
• File compression (re‑encode to 480p H.264) to save space
• Share/restore files via a shared directory

• MariaDB/MySQL with automatic schema creation and migration
• Unique constraints prevent duplicate questions and lecture records
• Transaction‑safe import/export operations

The Pomodoro timer uses a beep to signal session end. If you don't hear a sound:

• In Konsole, enable the audible bell in Settings → Notifications.
• Or install beep: sudo apt install beep
• On some systems, the paplay or speaker-test fallbacks will work without extra setup.

• Python 3.8 or higher
• MariaDB/MySQL server
• ffmpeg (for video processing)
• deno (optional, used by some internal tools)

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/blee-design/lecture-manager.git
cd lecture-manager

# Create a virtual environment and install the package
make setup