Get to where you need to go. Embark is your bookmarks bar, re-imagined. (Static demo)
The purpose of this project is to allow anyone to host a customized and enhanced bookmarks page. It can be configured as the "new tab" page in your browser.
- Use
/
to quickly search with Google - Organize links into groups
- Easy JSON configuration
- Recent links
I recommend installing this with Docker. But, you could also install the source code and run it manually.
You can pull the Embark image, and start it by running this command. You need to add in your port of choice, and a directory where you want to store your bookmarks.json
on your machine. The bookmarks.json
file is how you add links to Embark.
$ docker run \
-dit \
-p <port>:3000 \
-v <data>:/app/data/ \
--restart unless-stopped \
--name embark \
ggantek/embark
I prefer running the container with Docker Compose:
version: '3'
services:
embark:
image: ggantek/embark:latest
ports:
- <port>:3000
volumes:
- <data>:/app/data/
restart: unless-stopped
$ git clone [email protected]:graysonlee123/embark.git
$ cd embark/
$ npm i
$ npm run build
$ npx next start -p <port>
To modify your bookmarks, all you need to do is create and edit your bookmarks.json
file. It should resemble the following:
{
"groups": [
{
"name": "Productivity",
"icon": "briefcase-outline",
"items": [
{
"label": "Gmail",
"url": "https://gmail.com/",
"blank": true
},
...
]
},
...
]
}
You can use any icon in Ionic's open-source icon library for group icons.
You can optionally add "blank": true
to an item to open it in a new tab by default.
To add, change, edit, or remove links in Embark, edit your bookmarks.json
file. Then, refresh the site twice or wait some time. On the first refresh, NextJS triggers a function to rebuild the page with the new data.
1.2.0
: Added dark mode andbookmarks.json
checking.1.1.0
: Added TypeScript, ESLint, and Prettier1.0.0
: Initial release
See the contributing notes for details about contributing.