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@@ -3,14 +3,17 @@ When you have many bookmarks, you'd better have a good book full of marks.
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-What
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-=======
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+What: an informal specification
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+===================================
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- - keeps track of bookmarks
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- - has the concept of folder well integrated
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+Goals:
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+ - keep track of bookmarks
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+ - have the concept of folder well integrated
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+ - make sharing with friends easy with already available technologies
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- supports tags and descriptions, too
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- one file per bookmark
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- CLI-first
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+ * but having a GUI would be nice, too
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- python3
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@@ -44,11 +47,13 @@ First line is the URL.
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now we need to store description and tags.
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We want to be grep-friendly, so let's use a format borrowed from email (or from debian/control, if you want!):
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+```
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URI: https://riseup.net/
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Description: They are nice folks
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Tag: privacy
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Tag: change the world
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Tag: email
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+```
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Just avoid newlines in fields and you can do good queries just using grep
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