[local_bookmark:1.0] feat: Implement MVP

[MortalHappiness]

Albert Local Bookmark Plugin

Open the URLs defined in the local plain text file.

The format of the bookmark file

# Keyword 1
http://example1.com
# Keyword 2, Keyword 3
http://example2.com
# keyword 4
http://a.example3.com
http://b.example3.com
# Keyword 5
http://a.example4.com
# Keyword 5
http://b.example4.com

That is:

• The keywords are preceded by a # and are comma-separated, and the URLs are listed below the keywords.
• Empty lines are ignored.
• The keyword and URL mappings can be 1 to 1, 1 to many, or many to 1.
• URLs with the same keyword are allowed, as the "Keyword 5" shown in the example above.
• Keywords are case-insensitive.

[ManuelSchneid3r]

To be honest (while trying to be not offensive) the concept of this plugin and the quality of its implementation does not convice me. Some points:

• The need. We have bookmark plugins (well unfortunately only chromium. thats a good point to start). Why though?
• Python is a script language. This is a lot of code just to do the equivalent of having a dict the user could modify. Eg like

  d = {
  'http://my.url': ['s1', 's2', 's3'], 
  …
  }

• The file is read and parsed and matched for every query
• Does not use index tooling provided by the core. instead of using the power off C++ it pulls dependencies to achieve the same in python.

Even if the technical aspects would not apply I would rather not merge it because this is an absolute niche case. Hardly anybody will use it. So I dont think it makes sense to ship it upstream.

[ManuelSchneid3r]

You can still put the project on awesome_albert. Where people can find and use it. Also there is some sort of python hub planned. If we have it I could easily ping you.

[MortalHappiness]

@ManuelSchneid3r OK. Thanks for your recommendation!