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Export bookmarks from browsers and files to plain text, CSV or HTML.

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bookmarks - Export bookmarks from browsers and files
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SYNOPSIS
--------

$ bookmarks [-hVda] [-f format] [file ...]

-h, --help      help
    -V, --version   version
    -d              debug (sent to STDERR)
    -a              all : process arguments and default locations
    -f format       export format : csv, csv-noheader, html, html-raw,
                    or any combination of characters t,u,d as
                    <title> <url> <description> (default : tud)
    -s              find schemeless URLs in text files (default : no)

DESCRIPTION
-----------

`bookmarks` is a tool to export bookmarks from files supplied as arguments. Without arguments, or with option `-a`, `bookmarks` will attempt to read files from browsers default locations. If file is a dash "-", STDIN is read and processed as plain text source.

Supported sources :

- Safari (_*.plist_)
- Firefox (_*.sqlite_)
- Chrome and Edge (_*Bookmarks_)
- Internet Explorer (_*Favorites_)
- Netscape Bookmarks File Format (_*.html_)
- Markdown (_*.md_)
- Gemini (_*.gmi_)
- Surfraw (same as plain text)
- Plain text (any other extension)

Supported fields :

- `<title>` is the name, alias or title.
- `<url>` is the address, URL or URI.
- `<description>` is only supported for Safari 'Description', Firefox 'Tags' and Markdown 'Title' (just the tooltip, actually).

Markdown, Gemini and plain text files are processed line by line (as UTF-8) :
```
  [markdown example](http://example.md/ "with description")
  => gemini://example.gmi gemini example
  plain text example http://example.txt with description
```

Output format :

By default, fields `<title>` `<url>` `<description>` are exported as plain text. This can be changed by using option `-f` and specifying any combination of characters t,u,d.
Other possible values :

- `csv` : Comma-separated values with double-quotes and CR NL (RFC 4180).
- `csv-noheader` : same as above, without header line.
- `html` : Netscape Bookmarks File Format.
- `html-raw` : raw list of HTML <A> elements.

SEARCH BOOKMARKS INTERACTIVELY FROM CLI
---------------------------------------

This tool can be used to search, select and open bookmarks interactively from your terminal. The following instructions are for macOS.

![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kal247/App-bookmarks/master/tty.png)

Install the wonderful [fzf](https://github.com/junegunn/fzf) (available in [Homebrew](https://brew.sh)), [URI::Find](https://github.com/schwern/URI-Find) (CPAN), [App::uricolor](https://github.com/kal247/App-uricolor) (CPAN), and add these aliases to your shell :

**Open link(s) with default application :**
```
alias lk="bookmarks | uricolor | fzf --ansi --exact --multi | urifind | xargs open"
```

- `uricolor` colorizes URIs to distinguish them from title and description.
- `fzf` is a fuzzy finder : use TAB for multiple selection, press ENTER to confirm, or ESC to cancel.
- `urifind` extracts all URIs. Try `uricolor -s` and `urifind --schemeless` to find schemeless URLs.
- Selected URIs will open with your default browser or application.
- Since `open` uses macOS _Launch Services_ to determine which program to run, most common schemes such as `ftp://` or `ssh://` are automatically recognized.

N.B. On Windows, I use [busybox-w32](https://frippery.org/busybox/) and a file `lk.bat` containing : 
```
@echo off

bookmarks | uricolor | fzf --ansi --exact --multi | urifind | busybox xargs -n1 cmd /c start ""
````

**Copy link(s) to clipboard :**
```
alias lkc="bookmarks | uricolor | fzf --ansi --exact --multi | urifind | pbcopy"
```

CHECK LINKS STATUS
------------------

These examples use the tool _http_status_ provided by [HTTP::SimpleLinkChecker](https://metacpan.org/pod/HTTP::SimpleLinkChecker) (CPAN).

**Check links and show status :**
```
bookmarks -f u | xargs http_status
```

**Show only broken links (parallel) :**
```
bookmarks -f u | xargs -n10 -P16 http_status 2>/dev/null | perl -ne 'print if not /200$/'
```

INSTALLATION
------------

To install this module automatically from CPAN :

cpan App::bookmarks

To install this module automatically from Git repository :

cpanm https://github.com/kal247/App-bookmarks.git

To install this module manually, run the following commands :

perl Makefile.PL
    make     
    make test
    make install

PREREQUISITES
-------------

All are optional.

- Safari : macOS
- Firefox : DBI, DBD::SQLite
- Chrome : File::Slurper, JSON
- Internet Explorer : Config::Any, Config::Tiny, Win32
- Netscape : Netscape::Bookmarks
- Plain text : URI::Find

SUPPORT AND DOCUMENTATION
-------------------------

After installing, you can find documentation for this module with the `perldoc` command :

perldoc bookmarks

You can also look for information at :

- CPAN

[https://metacpan.org/release/App-bookmarks](https://metacpan.org/release/App-bookmarks)

- GITHUB

[https://github.com/kal247/App-bookmarks](https://github.com/kal247/App-bookmarks)

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
---------------------

This is free software, licensed under:

The Artistic License 2.0 (GPL Compatible)

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