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Make AsciiDoc part of your literate programming tool set. With eWEB you can weave and tangle literate programs written as AsciiDoc documents, using embedded WEB code snippets.

This is a basic substitute for expensive library software. It will require you to manually enter all the titles, authors, and ISBN-13s into a database at first, but after that maintenance is easy.

Simple library and application for instatnt p2p messaging, based on distributed hash table system for location and presence services.

The aim of "wikiyetu" (Kiswahili for "Our Wiki"), is to provide an offline wikipedia for those with simply no Internet access. This is especially so for schools in developing countries where school libraries are badly stocked (literally empty!).

Python module for reading and writing MARC records in both transport (z39.2) and plain-text mnemonic formats. Also includes simple command-line tools for translation between these formats.

Python wrapper for Sword library. Helps python users access sword publications (mostly bibles, commentaries, etc). Also will include a supybot biblebot plugin. There is already a swig generated wrapper to pysword and python based bible reader here: http:

Museum portal based on Plone and PostgreSQL presenting archive-, photo-, subject matter and book materials in addition to online articles. Supports importing of data from museum systems in CIDOC XML format.

GutenPy is a comfortable text reader and catalog browser for Project Gutenberg. It features handy bookmarking, word definition lookups, and powerful catalog browser that uses regular expression filtering.

pyconnotea provides Python bindings for the Connotea WebAPI (see http://www.connotea.org/wiki/WebAPI). At present, there are no releases yet. But you may check out the source from the subversion repository. For documentation see the Home Page

Whiki is a hierarchic data structure. This project contains a web content management system to handle a whiki database.

Yabman is a tool for managing bibliographic references. Its key features are a quality user interface, a carefully designed data model, and sophisticated three-state hierarchical reference labeling. It is currently usable but in a pre-alpha stage.

The Open Archive Cataloguer (zOAC) project applies the OAI-PMH protocol for automatic metadata harvesting and aggregation of bibliographic records and has been developed over the web application server Zope. Based on Pentila's ZOpenArchives Zope Product.

This is a implementation of the 'enhanced Topic-based Vector Space Model' (eTVSM) using the python language. A Java-Version and maybe other java-code contributions are planned.

A web-based search interface tailored to the New Zealand Gazette PDF archive for the NZ library community. A generic Python-based Swish-e search interface.

CiteULike is a free service to help academics share, store, and organise the papers they're reading. This open source project contains the code to scrape citations from publishers' web sites.

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Open-Tamil is a full featured Tamil text processing library in Python. It works fully in Python 2, 3. Published via pip - python package index. See: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Open-Tamil/0.67

This is an open source institutional repository to manage research publications from conception stage to publication stage. It is designed for storing open access publications and all their corresponding metadata. The software manages peer-reviewed journal publications, confrence abstracts and posters, thesis and dissertations and other academic and research outputs.

Cosmos (by OpenGenus Foundation) is your personal offline collection of every algorithm and data structure one will ever encounter and use in a lifetime. This provides solutions in various languages spanning C, C++, Java, JavaScript, Swift, Python, Go and others. This work is maintained by a community of hundreds of people and is a massive collaborative effort to bring the readily available coding knowledge offline.

PyShelf is an Open Source python based, ebook server, that does not and never will require a windowing system.