A personal digital library and article management platform, built to share knowledge, articles, and resources in a clean, accessible format.
Live Site: https://leblibrary.co.il
Screenshot of the live platform interface.
This project is a custom Django-based web application serving as a centralized repository for articles, tutorials, and books. It features a responsive reading interface, a dedicated book catalog, and integrated SEO tracking. The platform is designed with simplicity and a distraction-free user experience in mind, empowered by custom AI agents.
- Article & Content Management: Browse and read structured articles with a built-in reading progress indicator.
- Responsive UI: Mobile-friendly layouts, clean navigation, and smooth modal interactions.
- SEO Optimized: Verified and integrated with Google Search Console for organic search visibility.
- Static Asset Management: Structured handling of static files, CSS, and custom branding (Favicon).
- Talmudic Acronyms: A fast, interactive database for Jewish acronyms featuring live search.
The platform features integrated custom AI agents designed to elevate the user experience:
- Content & Knowledge Expert Agent: Searches deeply through the platform's article repository to deliver professional, comprehensive answers accompanied by precise references and citations.
- Site Navigation & Orientation Agent: Assists users in exploring the platform, providing dynamic routing, guidance, and helpful references to relevant pages and resources.
- AI Audio Generation (Text-to-Speech): Automated, high-quality AI voice narrations generated directly from article texts, providing users with an accessible and seamless listening experience.
- Backend: Python, Django
- Frontend: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript
- Server & Deployment: Ubuntu Linux, Gunicorn, Nginx
- Version Control: Git & GitHub
To run this project locally for development or testing:
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Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/mole28/leblibrary.git cd leblibrary
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Install dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt
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Run database migrations: python manage.py migrate
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Start the development server: python manage.py runserver
This section documents the standard workflow for updating the live production server.
After modifying templates (e.g., base.html), adding static files, or updating Python logic:
# Stage all changes
git add .
# Commit with a descriptive message
git commit -m "Update description here"
# Push to the main branch
git push