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lnks

v1.0.1

Published

List / Save / Instapaper your Google Chrome links from the terminal - on MacOS

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lnks

List / Save / Instapaper your Google Chrome links from the terminal (on OS X/MacOS)

Installation

Clone

$ git clone https://github.com/unforswearing/lnks.git .
$ cd lnks && bash lnks -h

Or with npm

$ npm install -g lnks

Usage

 lnks <option> <search term>

 Options:
   -s|--save        save the links to a file on the desktop
   -c|--copy        copy the links to your clipboard
   -p|--print       print the links to stdout
   -m|--markdown    print links with markdown formatting: [title](url) (requires 'html-xml-utils')
   -i|--instapaper  save the link(s) to instapaper
   -b|--pinboard    save the link(s) to pinboard.in (requires 'html-xml-utils')
   -w|--pdf         save each url as a pdf (requires 'wkhtmltopdf')
   -h|--help        print this help message

  Note:
    - lnks accepts one option. the program will fail if run with more than one option.
      - lnks will allow multiple options in a future version

lnks stores credentials in the .lnks.conf file located in your home directory. Revoke credentials at any time by deleting specific line(s) or the entire file. All data stored in .lnks.conf is private and will never be used for any purpose other than allowing you to save links to either service mentioned below.

If you choose the Instapaper or Pinboard options, lnks will ask for information to autheticate your accounts with those services.

Dependencies

Required

  • Standard command line utilities: awk, curl, grep, sed, etc.

Optional