pmb is a bookmark management tool for those who want more power and flexibility in bookmark management.

A bookmark inside pmb will have 6 fields:

   id	      = unique identifier

   name	      = name of the website

   url	      = url of the website

   comment    = a comment about it [optional]

   tag	      = a tag [optional]

   favicon    = a favicon [optional]

Tags are used to group bookmarks together, then you can operate on groups of bookmarks easily.

Databases:

The default database file are ~/.config/pmb/bookmarks.db. You can point another
database with -f option.

pmb -f ~/xyz.db

pmb uses sqlite3 to manage databses.

Examples:

Adding a bookmark:

pmb -a name=example,url="http://example.com",comment="my example",tag=ex

comment and tag can be ommited, they be set to 'none' on database
if you do not specify any value.

pmb -a name=example,url="http://example.com"

Printing.

pmb -p all

Will print all bookmarks.

pmb -p i=10

Will print bookmark who have id 10;

pmb -p=10,field=url

Will print the field url of the bookmark
who have id 10.

Search by database by name, url, comment and tag.

pmb -s name=linux 

Will search all database for bookmarks who  have
linux in name and print it, same for other field's.
If you do not specify a field, it will search all
fields:

pmb -s linux	

Exporting the search result.

pmb -s linux,e=xyz.db

Will export the result of the search to the database
xyz.db (if xyz.db do not exist, it will be created).

Deleting the search result.

pmb -s linux,d
pmb -s name=linux,d
...

Will delete the result of the search from database.

Edit bookmarks by id or field.

pmb -e id=10,tag="new value"

Will set tag of the bookmark who have id number 10
to "new value".

pmb -e f=tag,value="old value",new-value="new value"

Will set tag of the bookmarks who have tag with 
value "old tag" to value "new value".

Deleting.

pmb -d id=10

Wll delete bookmark who have id 10.

pmb -d tag=value

Will delete any bookmark tagged with "value"

pmb -d tag=value,g

Will delete any bookmark that contain the word
"value" in the tag field.

Colored output.

pmb -c -p all
pmb -s linux -c

Adding -c will make search output and print output colored.	

You can also set the colors with -l [--colors]

pmb -s xyz -l comment=red

Load a config file.

pmb -C ~/.my_config_file.conf

pmb will automatically look for ~/.config/pmb/pmb.conf file.

For now we do have those options:
	color=(0|1)
	verbose=(0|1)
	id_color=color
	name_color=color
	url_color=color
	comment_color=color
	tag_color=color

It does not understand spaces between name and value, for
example: 
	color = 1

It will not be interpreted, it should be:
	color=1

And more =D

Depends

* sqlite3

* gtk3

* curl

Build dependencies:

* libsqlite3-dev

* libgtk-3-dev 

* libcurl4-openssl

To build, just clone the repository, cd to it and type make

TODO:

* Allow keybind customization to Gtk interface.

* And a lot more ...

I'm writing it in linux and do not know if it will run into other platforms.