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digpile

v1.0.1

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Dig a random link out of your bookmark pile

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Readme

digpile

digpile is a small CLI that pulls one or more random bookmarks out of a bookmark folder so you can rediscover links you meant to revisit.

It can read directly from:

  • Firefox profiles via places.sqlite
  • Chrome bookmarks
  • Brave bookmarks
  • Chromium bookmarks
  • Exported bookmarks HTML files

Requirements

  • Node.js >=22
  • macOS or Linux

Install

npm install -g digpile

For local development:

pnpm install
pnpm build

Usage

Run against an installed browser profile:

digpile

Run against an exported bookmarks file:

digpile ~/bookmarks.html

Show help:

digpile --help

Options

  • -f, --folder <name>: bookmark folder to search. Defaults to Pile.
  • -n <number>: number of bookmarks to surface. Defaults to 1.

Examples

digpile
digpile --folder "read later" -n 3
digpile -f inbox -n 5 ~/bookmarks.html