BookMarker

Simple CLI to add a bookmark from anywhere in your terminal.

Useage

install:

./install.sh

then after installation is complete, you can use the following examples, from anywhere in your terminal to add a bookmark to your documents folder.

bookmark http://example.com 

or

bk http://example.com 

Additional optional args can be passed:

bk http://example.com -d "This is a description" -f "This is a Folder Name" -t " tag1, tag2, tag3"

Creates a md file and bookmarks.html that looks like this:

bookmarks.md:

- Example Folder
	- [This is an example](https://linktest.com) - Tags: tag1, tag2, tag4
	- [This is an example](https://linktest.com) - Tags: tag1, tag2, tag4

bookmarks.html:

<!DOCTYPE NETSCAPE-Bookmark-file-1>
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
<TITLE>Bookmarks</TITLE>
<H1>Bookmarks</H1>
<DT><H3>Example Folder</H3>
<DL>
<DT><A HREF="https://linktest.com" TAGS="tag1, tag2, tag4">This is an example</A>
<DT><A HREF="https://linktest.com" TAGS="tag1, tag2, tag4">This is an example</A>
</DL>

Additional Args

Create Subfolders (passed with link)

bk -f "folder/subfolder/subfolder of a subfolder/etc"

List all "Folders":

bk --folders

List all Links:

bk --list --all

List All Links Within A "Folder":

bk --list --f "Folder/Subfolder/etc"

List All By Tag

bk --list --t "Tag"

Export to bookmarks.html

bk --export

Import Existing bookmarks.html from browser

bk --import "path/to/your/bookmarks.html"

TO-DO

• ~~Folder Heirachies ~~
• List All Within A Folder
• List All By Tag
• add date added field so it doesnt interfere with the html file
• add syntax handling so mispelled words dont auto get added to link list