Libraries that fill up at once and can be shared
Fill a library with folders, ZIPs, lists of links or a Zotero BibTeX; export it as a .scholaris package; share it, follow it, copy it or publish it with a link, respecting its rights.
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Filling a library in one go
From "Llenar biblioteca" (fill library) you can drop a whole folder, many files, a ZIP, a list of links, a BibTeX or RIS file with its Zotero folder beside it, or a pile of .spdf files. Before starting, Scholaris shows how long it will take and what it will cost, and lets you choose between two modes:
| Mode | What it does | For |
|---|---|---|
| Fast | Reads right away | When you need it today |
| Economy | Hard pages go through Gemini's batch API at half price and easy ones through a cheaper reader; takes hours | Filling a large library |
Repeated files (same SHA-256 hash) are detected and not read twice. A batch can be paused and resumed.
.scholaris packages
A whole library exports as a .scholaris file: a ZIP with one .spdf per document, a manifest.json with the library, its rights and its documents, and a LEEME.txt (read-me). Originals and vectors are optional. Importing it into another account, or into the home version, reads nothing again.
Sharing
- Invite by email, with read, edit or admin permission, and an expiry (from one day to ten years).
- Follow a library shared with you, and search it alongside your own.
- Copy into your library: the copy is by reference, so no files are duplicated and nothing is read again.
- Public read-only link, with an optional password, expiry, visit counter and the option to revoke it. Those pages ask search engines not to index them.
Rights
Every library declares its rights: unspecified, public domain, CC0, CC BY, CC BY-SA, CC BY-NC, CC BY-NC-SA, private use or with permission. To publish a library that is not open through a link you must confirm it is for private use, and the package of a non-open library carries a do-not-redistribute notice. Sharing a copyrighted book with someone who should not have it is the sharer's responsibility; Scholaris only asks you first.