pdf-file-manager

You can track PDF files using a SQLite-backed registry that maintains an append-only operation log. It maps relationships across exams, worksheets, books, templates, and file groups while ensuring metadata consistency.

A registry-driven PDF manager stores book unit mappings and answer-page ranges in a structured SQLite database. This allows safe linking of exam groups and template resolutions without losing original file path metadata.

Yes, the registry applies safe read-restricted operations to repair PDF metadata and infer on-disk paths. It uses an append-only log to audit changes, ensuring educational file references remain consistent during template and completion resolutions.

The PDF file manager supports GoodNotes integration and tracks book unit mappings through a dedicated registry. It links templates, compresses registered files, and audits queries to maintain accurate relationships for educational workflows.

The best way is using an append-only registry that tracks raw-to-main and template-to-completion resolutions for PDF files. This approach safely scans, registers, and links templates while maintaining a full operation log for auditing.

An append-only registry ensures safe, read-restricted operations but requires all modifications to go through the PdfFileManager API. It does not support direct database editing, meaning all metadata repairs and path inferences must follow the structured operation log workflow.