shellmark is a cross-platform bookmark mananger for your shell. The main features are:

1. shellmark add to bookmark directories and files.
2. shellmark browse to interactively search and act on bookmarks.

1. Install shellmark following installation instructions below. Make sure shellmark is in your PATH.
2. Integrate shellmark with your shell following integration instructions below. This will add a shell alias s. The name of the alias is configurable. Run shellmark plug --help to learn more.
3. Invoke shellmark via s shell alias.

1. Go to Releases page and download the binary for your OS.
2. Rename the binary to remove the OS suffix, so it becomes just shellmark or shellmark.exe.
3. Drop the binary somewhere in your PATH.

1. Run cargo install shellmark.
2. The binary will be built and installed under a local Cargo folder, usually $HOME/.cargo/bin. Make sure this directory is in your PATH.

Make sure you have Rust toolchain set up (1.49+ should work). Then run the following commands:

$ git clone https://github.com/artempyanykh/shellmark.git
$ cd shellmark
$ cargo install --path .

This will install shellmark under ~/.cargo/bin.

if type shellmark &>/dev/null; then
    eval "$(shellmark --out posix plug)"
fi

if type -q shellmark
    shellmark --out fish plug | source
end

if (Get-Command shellmark -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) {
    Invoke-Expression (@(&shellmark --out powershell plug) -join "`n")
}