Record-Keeper | demonstration web application used to track almost anything

Record-Keeper is a Python library. Record-Keeper has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

If you would like to try out a live demo (feel free to create an account) you can log in with an account that has dummy data populated:. I'm Kent Jones and I started writing this web application in my free time as a demonstration. In addition I wanted to try something I've not done before. That ended up being dynamic tables / forms. Normally you would query data and present it to the user in a predefined manner. Example: A book / movie site may allow the user to track which books he/she might have read. In addition the user could add a rating for the book along with a brief description. This is all predefined on the backend. There are book fields within the object that are queried and displayed to the user. Name, Author, Rating, and Thoughts will never change. They are "static". This application has "dynamic" headers / columns. The user is able to define the type of data to be tracked. This is done by the user entering a comma separated list of columns. The data for the columns is stored in JSON on the backend. The user doesn't need to know JSON. They simply enter their information on a dynamic form that builds JSON in javascript.