Recovery of data

[varadins]

Greetings - thank you for an amazing tool.

Long story short, I only have the followings files available to me after a disaster. Is there a way to recover my bookmarks from the following data? I was running a docker container for karakeep.
karakeep

└───data
    │   db.db
    │   queue.db
    │
    └───assets
        └───oab3lleggmemzh6hy6zm3sof
            ├───003fa459-6edf-4b4d-bd1c-0e78f0bb391b
            │       asset.bin
            │       metadata.json
            │
            ├───0065d0e4-5e4d-46e3-a0a8-80a3d6989a58
            │       asset.bin
            │       metadata.json

.... continues on for hundreds of folders.

[MohamedBassem]

Hey, it seems like you have almost all the data? When you point the karakeep container to this folder does it not have the data that you want? What problems are you seeing?

[varadins]

I cannot log in when I point to this data. I tried the password reset to no avail.

I have also poked around in the database and I'm not getting results.

sqlite> .tables
__drizzle_migrations    bookmarksInLists        rssFeedImports        
account                 config                  rssFeeds              
apiKey                  customPrompts           ruleEngineActions     
assets                  highlights              ruleEngineRules       
backups                 importSessionBookmarks  session               
bookmarkAssets          importSessions          subscriptions         
bookmarkLinks           importStagingBookmarks  tagsOnBookmarks       
bookmarkLists           invites                 user                  
bookmarkTags            listCollaborators       userReadingProgress   
bookmarkTexts           listInvitations         verificationToken     
bookmarks               passwordResetToken      webhooks              

sqlite> SELECT * FROM user;
sqlite> .headers on
sqlite> .mode column
sqlite> SELECT * from bookmarks;
sqlite> SELECT * from bookmarkLinks;
sqlite> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM user;
0

I feel at 565K there should be something in the database?

docker@dockerbox ~/d/k/data [1]> ll
total 624K
drwxr-xr-x 3 docker docker 4.0K Apr 14 09:54 assets/
-rw-r--r-- 1 docker docker 564K Apr 11 11:57 db.db
-rw-r--r-- 1 docker docker  56K Apr 11 11:57 queue.db

[varadins]

It appears as though this is the default size for a freshly created database.

docker@dockerbox ~/d/k/data [1]> ll
total 624K
drwxr-xr-x 3 docker docker 4.0K Apr 14 09:54 assets/
-rw-r--r-- 1 docker docker 564K Apr 11 11:57 db.db
-rw-r--r-- 1 docker docker  56K Apr 11 11:57 queue.db

Is there anyway to recover any links from the assets files?

[MohamedBassem]

unfortunately if the db is wiped, there's not much you can recover

[varadins]

Thank you for your help @MohamedBassem