After Grant's golden mole.
1, Experimental - This project might die, it's undertested and underdocumented, and redesigns and breaking changes are likely
mole extracts Chrome's history files as JSON to be consumed by downstream tools like jq and gron. It also performs joins on the various tables to give the most information possible per-entry.
downloads
downloads_slices
downloads_url_chains
keyword_search_terms
meta
segment_usage
segments
sqlite_sequence
typed_url_sync_metadata
urls
visit_source
visits
mole ls <tablename> [--db <string>]
mole ls keyword_search_terms
Find all mole-related searches
mole ls keyword_search_terms | jq -r 'select(.term | contains("mole"))'
go.mod go dependency information
main.go the core code
read-sqlite.go SQL-reading utility code
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