- Why
The khoj pypi packages should be installed in `khoj' directory.
Previously it was being installed into `src' directory, which is a
generic top level directory name that is discouraged from being used
- Changes
- move src/* to src/khoj/*
- update `setup.py' to `find_packages' in `src' instead of project root
- rename imports to form `from khoj.*' in complete project
- update `constants.web_directory' path to use `khoj' directory
- rename root logger to `khoj' in `main.py'
- fix image_search tests to use the newly rename `khoj' logger
- update config, docs, workflows to reference new path `src/khoj'
- setup.py best practise recommends only specifying core dependencies,
not dependencies of core dependencies in it
- Latest sentence-transformer (version 2.2.2) correctly installs its
huggingface_hub dependency. Else application fails to start
Khoj plugin page from within Obsidian isn't recognized. Seems like it
needs an uppercase readme file only. So it doesn't show the Khoj
readme from within Obsidian itself.
- Pillow already supports reading XMP metadata from Images
- Removes need to maintain my fork of unmaintained PyExiftool
- This also removes dependency on system Exiftool package for
XMP metadata extraction
- Add test to verify XMP metadata extracted from test images
- Remove references to Exiftool from Documentation
This should have been done right after the 0.1.6 release. To allow
pre-release versions for 0.1.7 published to pypi from master to be
installable. Currently their being published as 0.1.6 pre-release
versions instead
- Run FastAPI server in a separate thread.
- This allows starting both the server and gui in parallel
- Create System Tray for Khoj
- Contains menu items that open search or config pages in browser
- Rearrange code to have only the code required to start Backend and
GUI in the run() method
- Move the backend setup code into a separate method
- PRs and Pushes to Master show up as newer than previous release. But
they're marked as development release or pre-release (alpha)
- Once create tag. The published pip package than becomes a final release
in PEP440 terminology
