Command line integrated bookmark manager

Bukmarker can add, update, delete and search bookmarks quickly from the command line. It also can automatically import bookmarks from Chrome and Firefox browsers. It supports exporting bookmarks to various formats.

To install package dependencies, run pip3.

$ pip install beautifulsoup4

Clone bukmarker from github as usual or download as a zip file.

To run tests, cd to project root first and type:

$ python setup.py test

Adding bookmarks is simple, use --add. Optionally title, tags and description can be specified.

$ python bukmarker.py --add www.another-site.com --title another site --desc just some site

Editing an already stored bookmark is done similarly. If title is not specifed, bukmarker will automatically fetch it for you.

$ python bukmarker.py --modify www.another-site.com anotherSite

Search needs an URL only (Note that - is title, > are tags, + is the description) .

$ python bukmarker.py --search https://www.skytorrents.in/
Searching for https://www.skytorrents.in/...
Search results of https://www.skytorrents.in/ are
url https://www.skytorrents.in/
- Sky torrents a Privacy focused torrent search engine
>
+

Searching using tags can also be done. To return bookmarks with ANY of the tags, pass in a tag list starting with , . For bookmarks with ALL of the tags, pass in + respectively.

$ python bukmarker.py --search --tags , django pagerank
url www.google.com
-
> search,pagerank
+
===

url https://scribles.net/deploying-existing-django-app-to-heroku/
- Deploying existing Django App to Heroku
> ,django
+
===

Deleting a bookmark is simple as before.

$ python bukmarker.py --delete www.gone.com/
Deleted www.gone.com successfully

For operations with tags, pass a separate list to --tags. You can run add, modify, delete and append with tags option.

$ python bukmarker.py --append https://scribles.net/deploying-existing-django-app-to-heroku/ --tags django
Bookmark https://scribles.net/deploying-existing-django-app-to-heroku/ successfully updated

Auto-import will prompt for Chrome and Firefox.

$ python bukmarker.py --ai
Import from google chrome bookmarks?(y/n)y
Import from firefox bookmarks?(y/n)n
Import is complete

Currently, you can export bookmarks as a html file.

$ python bukmarker.py --export
302 bookmarks exported successfully

Devesh Sawant – @WhoSawDevesh

Blog post about project

Distributed under the GPLv3 license.

Inspired from Buku