unsavory checks your Pinboard bookmarks for dead links (specifically HTTP status codes 404 and 410) and removes
them. Additionally it will also inform you about links which return a status code other than 200 (OK).
This is a Go re-implementation of the original Ruby version.
If you wonder about the name, this program was originally written for del.icio.us and I can't resist a bad pun.
$ brew tap citizen428/homebrew-tap
$ brew install unsavoryHead over to the release page and download the archive for your operating system/architecture.
$ docker run --rm citizen428/unsavory -token=user:NNNNNN --dry-run$ go install github.com/citizen428/unsavory...Usage of unsavory:
-dry-run
Enables dry run mode
-proxy-url string
HTTP proxy URL
-token string
Pinboard API token
Just start unsavory from the command line and provide the Pinboard API token from your settings page.
$ unsavory -token=user:NNNNNN
Retrieving URLs
Retrieved 783 URLS
...If you don't want to actually delete links, add the -dry-run option:
$ unsavory -token=user:NNNNNN -dry-run
You are using dry run mode. No links will be deleted!
Retrieving URLs
Retrieved 783 URLS
...If a HTTP_PROXY environment variable is present, Go's HTTP client will automatically use it.
Alternatively a proxy server can be specified via the --proxy-url option:
$ unsavory --token=user:NNNNNN --proxy-url=http://example.com:8080Any link that returns an HTTP status code of 404 or 410 will be deleted without warning. There's no undo, use at your own risk!
- Add tests
- Feature parity with legacy Ruby version
- Add option to replace links with Archive.org links (?)
- Add option to update redirects (?)
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/citizen428/unsavory.
The program is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.