A simple bookmark manager that aims to be simple, while not keeping in your way in the long-term.
bmark is inspired by similar tools like buku and bmm. It also uses SQLite as the backend.
This tool was created, because I feel both buku and bmm offer unnecessary features. So I made bmark with the bare minimum features you would expect a bookmark manager to have.
- Add bookmarks
- Include title, tag and notes
- Delete bookmarks or tags
- Edit bookmarks or tags
- Import from or export to HTML format (compatible with Firefox bookmarks)
- List bookmarks with queries
- List only URL
This tool follows the UNIX philosophy. Extra functionalities like opening in the browser or piping to fzf and rofi may be done by the user.
sqlite3
git clone https://github.com/janpstrunn/bmark
cd bmark && mv src/bmark $HOME/.local/bin
chmod +x $HOME/.local/bin/bmarkbmark | A simple bookmark manager
Usage:
bmark FLAG <FLAG_INPUT> COMMAND INPUT
bmark -h | bmark help
Commands:
delete ID or URL Delete a bookmark
edit FIELD=VALUE URL TAG TITLE NOTES Edit a bookmark
export Export bookmarks to HTML file
help Displays this message and exits
import Import bookmarks from HTML file
insert URL TAG TITLE NOTES Insert a new bookmark
list URL TAG TITLE NOTES List all bookmarks
Flags:
-h Displays this message and exits
--help Displays this message and exits
--note <NOTE> Query for NOTE
-r List only the URL
-s List will match given query
--tag <TAG> Query for TAG
--title <TITLE> Query for TITLE
--url <URL> Query for URL
Examples:
bmark insert URL TAG TITLE NOTES
bmark --tag "TAG" --note "NOTE" list URL TITLE
Pipe URLs to fzf and open in the browser
bmark -r list | fzf -m | xargs -I {} xdg-open "{}"This script has been tested exclusively on a Linux machine.
This repository is licensed under the MIT License, allowing for extensive use, modification, copying, and distribution.