notenwart documentation
notenwart is a sheet music library that a music school, orchestra, choir or band runs itself. PDFs go in, are split into parts and given to ensembles; every player sees just their own parts – on a phone, a tablet or the music stand, also offline – and can practise along with recordings.
Auf Deutsch: Handbuch auf Deutsch.
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| User guide | for everyone using notenwart: players, leaders, the library and admins |
| Running a server | install, HTTPS, mail, updates, backups, recognition, single sign-on |
| API | the HTTP API and its OpenAPI contract |
| Contributing | build, test and the rules of the repository |
| Design (spec) | roles, data model, milestones, architecture |
| Changelog | what changed in each version |
Status: in development and in use at a pilot music school (see the changelog). Source code: notenwart/notenwart (AGPL-3.0-or-later; the API contract in api/ is MIT).
notenwart is software only. Whoever runs a server is responsible for the rights to the sheet music uploaded and shared on it; notenwart offers neutral tools and enforces nothing.