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• Sander May 25 at 6:02 pm

  Working on #Fafi tonight with new features and a visual refresh.

• Fafi 0.2.3

  Sander June 17, 2023 at 7:33 pm

  Fafi is a bookmark indexing and search tool.

  Install the fafi command line app easily using pipx install fafi that's all that's needed, and then feed it a single URL, a text file with one URL per line, a bookmarks.html containing links (any browser's export) or --firefox and it will detect the Firefox profile and extract its bookmarks and index them.

  Then search all your bookmark contents using full-text search and ranking!

  New in 0.2.3

  The release notes for version 0.2.3 of Fafi (Favorites Finder) include the following changes and updates:

  • Fixes pipx installs: This release addresses issues related to installing Fafi using pipx, a tool that allows you to install Python applications in isolated environments. The fixes aim to improve the installation process and ensure smoother usage of Fafi.

  • --url option: A new command-line option, "--url," has been added to Fafi. This option allows users to add single URLs directly for indexing and searching purposes. It provides a convenient way to include specific webpages in the Fafi search index.

  • --list=textfile: Another addition to the command-line options is "--list=textfile." This option enables users to specify a text file containing a list of URLs or webpage locations that should be indexed by Fafi. It offers a means to index multiple URLs at once from a single file, streamlining the indexing process.

  • Textual TUI: Fafi now includes a Textual Terminal User Interface (TUI). This feature enhances the user experience by providing a text-based interface within the command-line environment. The TUI improves interaction with Fafi, making it more intuitive and user-friendly.

  • Dependency updates: The release incorporates updates to Fafi's dependencies. These updates ensure that Fafi remains compatible with the latest versions of the libraries and packages it relies on. By keeping the dependencies up to date, Fafi benefits from bug fixes, performance enhancements, and new features introduced in those libraries.

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• Sander September 13, 2022 at 11:27 am

  Fafi developer builds can now index individual urls, and extract urls from text based files (such as .html). That should make it more interesting if you want to search page content but don't use Firefox.

  #fafi #project #status

• Fafi 0.2.2

  Sander September 10, 2022 at 1:05 pm

  Search Firefox bookmark contents, with this commandline client. Fafi extracts the page content of bookmarks and stores them into a searchable SQLite database.

  What's Changed

  • Pex Support! Just run the fafi.pex file from the terminal.
  • Skip localhost indexing.
  • Correct console_script entrypoint, fixing pipx install.
  • Updated dependencies.

  You can download the pex file, or use pipx install fafi (requires pipx), and run it.

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• Fafi 0.2.0

  Sander January 16, 2021 at 11:02 pm

  Search Firefox bookmark contents, with this commandline client. Fafi extracts the content of the bookmarks and stores them into a searchable SQLite database

  New in this release:

  • skip .test domains
  • new argument—max-exists (replaces —stop-when-exists)
  • incremental indexing based since last indexed bookmark
  • user chooses firefox profile to index when multiple profiles are detected
  • update dependencies (python 3.8 required)
  • security updates

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• Fafi v0.1.5-alpha

  Sander March 17, 2020 at 11:21 am

  I just released Fafi v0.1.5-alpha. Fafi is a console application that indexes and searches the page content of Firefox bookmarks.

  Install via pipx install fafi

  v0.1.5 stores the database into it's own application settings (using https://github.com/ActiveState/appdirs)

  Source on Github

  #projects #fafi #faff

• Introducing Faff - Firefox bookmark indexing

  Sander March 9, 2020 at 11:04 am

  Over the holidays I’ve build a little tool, Faff, to index and search the page contents of Firefox bookmarks. This allows searching using words that appear on the pages rather than in the bookmark title. It uses full-text-search with ranking / relevance and snippets, it’s quite WIP. More info at https://github.com/svandragt/faff/

  

  It's written in Python command-line tool and uses SQLite's full-text search and Newspaper's text extraction, so a search over all my bookmarks takes only about 0.3 seconds although the indexing is certainly slow.

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