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# Yummy 1.0
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# A Del.icio.us add-on for searching your exported bookmark files for your links using tags.
# Sometimes you need to get at your links and you cant be held under by slow public free del.icio.us search servers.
# This script allows you to quickly parse and search your own exported bookmarks.
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# Before you Install
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# This yummy script is written in python, so you will have to install python2.3 or greater if you havent done so already:
# http://python.org/
# To see if your system has python, click Start > Run > type: cmd > click enter
# Then in the black cmd screen that opened, type: 'python' and hit enter
# If you get a 'command not found' or something similar, then you will need to install python.
# Also check if you have a version of 2.3 or greater by typing:
# python --version
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# How to Install
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# This script will run from anywhere on your system, but its easiest to place it in a folder
# with the rest of your programs.  Usually in a bin/ folder is nice.
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# How to Use
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# typical usage:
# If yummy is in a folder in a PATH in your environment, then you can just call yummy from the command line like so:
yummy --help
# For testing or just to get it working quick, reference the yummy script via its path,
# or change directory to where the yummy script is and from your command line shell type:
python ./path/to/yummy -d path/to/exported/bookmark-files/ -r
# ( this will list your 5 most recent links with tags and title and date )
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python yummy -d path/to/exported/bookmark-files/ -ro
# ( this will list your 5 most recent links only )
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python yummy -d path/to/exported/bookmark-files/ -ro -l 0
# ( this will list all your links )
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python yummy -d path/to/exported/bookmark-files/ blog
# ( this will list your 5 most recent links with the tag 'blog' )
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python yummy -d path/to/exported/bookmark-files/ blog -l 20
# ( this will list your 20 most recent links with the tag 'blog')
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python yummy -d path/to/exported/bookmark-files/ -t
# ( this will list your top 5 most popular tags and the number of links using each tag )
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python yummy -d path/to/exported/bookmark-files/ -t -l0
# ( this will list your tags and the number of links using each tag )