3 April 2013 11:04 PM (clark | markam | project | common lisp)
A few days ago I tagged CLark 0.1.0.
CLark is a Common Lisp rewrite of my Markam project, which in turn was a Chicken Scheme rewrite of linkwave. With each rewrite I come a step closer to having the program that I need. Linkwave could only store bookmarks, Markam could also search through them and had a conkeror interface which allowed adding and searching through bookmarks. Now CLark expands upon this by allowing users to edit their bookmark's information, changing the tags, removing bookmarks, writing their own commands, an improved command-line interface and bookmark status checking (bookmarked or not). It also adds commands to conkeror for the data manipulation commands that are new (edit, set-tags, remove) and a mode-line indicator of bookmarked status.
For now it only targets SBCL, but I'm not averse to including others.
The next big step should be adding a mcclim-based GUI for those crazy people who don't like to use the command line.