Reading Tracker (S)
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v3.0
Sharing URL updated | Version: 2.0 → 3.0
A way to move finished books to another dictionary in data jar and still view them. The view book has been updated as well
Description
## Reading Tracker
Your central hub for managing every aspect of your reading journey.
The Reading Tracker (S) shortcut is not a standalone tool — it’s the command center that brings together a full suite of modular shortcuts. Instead of building one giant, laggy shortcut, this system was designed in lightweight pieces that work together seamlessly.
### 🔹 How It Works
- Requires **Data Jar** with a dictionary called **bookshelf** already created.
- The Reading Tracker hub relies on **10 helper shortcuts (included in the set)** that handle different tasks like adding books, tracking pages, writing notes, and marking completions.
- When you run Reading Tracker (S), it calls the appropriate helper depending on what you want to do.
### 🔹 Helper Shortcuts Included
- ➕ Add Book
- 📖 View Book
- 🗑 Delete Book
- ✅ Book Completed
- ♻️ Reset Book
- 📝 Add Note
- 👀 View Note
- 🗑 Delete Note
- 📓 Book Notes
- 📄 Update Page
### 🔹 Why Modular?
- ⚡ Faster: each action runs smoothly without lag
- 🔧 Flexible: you can update or swap out individual helpers without breaking the system
- 📦 Organized: everything is managed under one hub but kept neat in smaller parts
### 🔹 What You’ll Get
A powerful, modular reading tracker that logs your books, tracks your progress, stores notes, and saves everything neatly in Data Jar. Just install all the included shortcuts, set up your bookshelf dictionary, and start logging your reading journey.
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