Bookmark

Bookmark allows you to save your favourite URLs without leaving the terminal and then quickly open them in the browser.

Installation

CAUTION: It is recommended to use released version. Use master version on your own risk. There might be breaking changes or experimental features.

Released version

Download for Linux:

wget https://github.com/Szymongib/bookmark/releases/download/v0.1.0/bookmark-linux-amd64

chmod +x bookmark-linux-amd64
sudo mv bookmark-linux-amd64 /usr/local/bin/bookmark

Download for Mac OS:

wget https://github.com/Szymongib/bookmark/releases/download/v0.1.0/bookmark-darwin-amd64

chmod +x bookmark-darwin-amd64
sudo mv bookmark-darwin-amd64 /usr/local/bin/bookmark

Using git and Cargo

git clone [email protected]:Szymongib/bookmark.git

cd bookmark

cargo install --path .

Usage

NOTE: For correct usage documentation, check documentation from tag for corresponding version.

Example commands:

Add URL:

bookmark add GitHub https://github.com

Enter interactive mode:

bookmark

Use enter to open URL in the browser, q to quite the interactive mode and h to display help panel.

List URLs:

bookmark ls

For complete usage of both the Interactive mode and the Standard mode, checkout the usage documentation.

Migrate to new version

If you used Bookmark in version v0.0.x you can import your bookmarks to v0.1.x. To see how to do it, checkout the documentation.

Groups and tags

URLs can be added to groups and labeled with tag. Some groups and tags principles include:

• Every URL can be in a single group.
• Every URL can have multiple tags.
• URL names in scope of one group have to be unique.

Some things to consider when using groups and tags:

• If the group is not specified when adding the URL, the default group is used.
• If the group is not specified when listing URLs, all groups are listed.
• If multiple tags are specified when listing URLs, all URLs matching at least one tag are listed.

Use -g [GROUP_NAME] flag to add or list URLs from a specified group. Use -t [TAG_NAME] flag/flags to add or list URLs with specified tags.