The story starts when I began using Larder recently, and while I loved the mobile app and browser integrations, I really just wanted to use it from...
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Can I add a bookmark?
I only see import. Am I wrong?
Yes, you can use
lard bookmark <FOLDER> <TITLE> <LINK> [tags...]to add a linkHow can I login?
lard login
When I created a client, it asked me this: Redirect URIs*
What's this?
Hmm, sounds like a bug! I'm not sure tho, I can't reproduce that on any of my machines...
What terminal emulator are you using? I know it needs to support interactive applications. Git bash gives me trouble, for instance.
I haven't encountered anything like "Redirect URIs" though, so I'm not sure what's happening there at all. Are you getting a stack trace?
$ lard login
Note: You can retrive your API token from larder.io/apps/clients/
Do you get it?
OK, so there are a lot of links to commits in this article. Sorry! I would paste more code blocks into the article, but for the most part, the commits grow off eachother (like commits do...), so it doesn't always wind up with small enough chunks of code to show without having to put all the functions they depend on etc for it to make sense.
I put the tests and the initial version in code blocks in the article, and I may port a few more diffs into the article code blocks instead of just links to GitHub, but bear with me here...
What will this thing do better than Buku?
I hadn’t heard of Buku before, thanks! I’ll definitely check it out as I improve lard’s interface.
To answer your question, Lard works for Larder, which is what I needed. So it brings along Larder’s integrations with GitHub and Stack Overflow and the mobile app, website, and browser extensions. Also, the Larder team has been very open about how data is stored (what is plain text, what is encrypted, why, etc) and privacy in general, so I trust them to manage that.
Sure they solve similar problems, like many tools in the software world. But this one solves my problem, which is that I needed a command line interface for Larder.