Falocalrepo

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3.7.2

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falocalrepo-server dependency has been updated to use the latest above 1.1.1. Command defaults to init if no command is
passed.

Changes

* Default to init command if no command is passed

Dependencies

* Update falocalrepo-server dependency to [^1.1.1](https://pypi.org/project/falocalrepo-server/1.1.1)

3.7.1

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Dependencies

* Update falocalrepo-server dependency to [1.1.1](https://pypi.org/project/falocalrepo-server/1.1.1)

3.7.0

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The server interface has been moved to its own separate
package [falocalrepo-server](https://pypi.org/project/falocalrepo-server/) for ease of development, and it is now a
dependency of falocalrepo.

A few small bugs have also been fixed.

Changes

* Transfer falocalrepo-server to its own package
* Make falocalrepo-server a dependency

Fixes

* Fix incorrect exception in download journals command
* Fix erroneous FurAffinity theme name in readme
* Fix missing entry in table of contents

Dependencies

* Set falocalrepo-server dependency to [1.0.0](https://pypi.org/project/falocalrepo-server/1.0.0)

3.6.2

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Changes

* Removed `/user/<username>` server shortcut in favor of `/submissions/<username>/` and `/journals/<username>/`

Fixes

* Fix missing information in readme

3.6.1

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Changes

* New order parameter for server search
* Reorder server search results by clicking on results headers

Fixes

* Fix wildcards being removed from author parameter when searching
* Fix uppercase parameters not matching

3.6.0

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A new `database server` command has been added, which starts a Flask server that allows to search the local database and
visualise submissions and journals in a friendly GUI.

The web interface allows to search the database using the same options and methods as the `database search-submissions`
and `database search-journals` commands.

Command line search commands now support `order`, `limit` and `offset` parameters for finer control of database
searches. For a more in-depth explanation refer to
the [SQLite SELECT documentation](https://sqlite.org/lang_select.html).

A few bugs have also been resolved, error messages have been improved, and more information has been added to the readme
regarding search wildcards.

Changes

* New server interface to search database
* `order`, `limit` and `offset` parameters for database search commands
* More detailed exceptions for command errors
* More information regarding wildcards in readme

Fixes

* Fix incorrect error message when passing an unknown database command
* Fix error caused by the options arguments parser

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