[GUI Plugin] Reading Goal

[Wiggo]

Originally Posted by thiago.eec

1) Add the book to your goal (the date/percentage doesn't matter)
2) Then, when you start reading, update the date field
3) Open the Edit Reading Goal dialog and delete the old entry

That's it.

Okay, I should have explained it in more detail right away.
I want to add a start date with 0% to my 100% books without having to temporarily change any columns, or at least to have to change them as less as possible

[guhangsong]

Thanks for your useful plugin, I use syncthing to sync my calibre library between two computers, if the plugin data is located in the same path as the library, it would be great, thanks!

[thiago.eec]

Originally Posted by Wiggo

Okay, I should have explained it in more detail right away.
I want to add a start date with 0% to my 100% books without having to temporarily change any columns, or at least to have to change them as less as possible

Well, there is no easy way. You have two options:

1) Change it manually, deleting the existing records and creating new ones by changing your #read column, for every book
2) Edit the JSON directly, like @ownedbycats said. If you have a lot of books to change, this might be easier, but also more dangerous. Be sure to backup your database before editing it.

Originally Posted by guhangsong

Thanks for your useful plugin, I use syncthing to sync my calibre library between two computers, if the plugin data is located in the same path as the library, it would be great, thanks!

Unfortunately, it's not about the library path. The database is tied to a particular library_id, which will change from one computer to another.

[Wiggo]

Originally Posted by thiago.eec

Well, there is no easy way. You have two options:

1) Change it manually, deleting the existing records and creating new ones by changing your #read column, for every book
2) Edit the JSON directly, like @ownedbycats said. If you have a lot of books to change, this might be easier, but also more dangerous. Be sure to backup your database before editing it.

Thank you, I was afraid of that. I'll think about it