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Linksy

CLI tool for quickly accessing your links and nested bookmarks with fuzzy search

It opens the selected link in your default browser.

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Here are some usage examples:

Open Datadog dashboards, logs, metrics and OpsGenie alerts quickly.
Switch between DEV and PROD environments easily.
Open to Miro boards, roadmaps, diagrams, swimlanes and planning tools fast.
Open docs like Confluence and Swagger instantly.
Open baseURLs for your service in different environments.
Open Sentry, NewRelic, and other monitoring tools quickly.
Open Figma, Sketch, and other design tools fast.
Check service health and uptime dashboards.
Open JIRA boards, tickets, and backlogs quickly.
Access HR tools, payroll, and benefits quickly.

Installation

npm install linksy -g
# or using yarn
yarn global add linksy

Usage

links
links --config # to show the config file path and open it
links --help # to show the help

You can also pass an argument to open the first matching link directly

links jira

You can also use the alias command linksy instead of links

linksy

Configuration

Syntax:

LinkName: 'URL'
AnotherLinkName: 'URL'
NestedLinks:
  LinkName: 'URL'
  AnotherLinkName: 'URL'
  NestedLinks:
    LinkName: 'URL'
    AnotherLinkName: 'URL'

Here is a sample:

This is just a template, feel free to remove everything and add your own links

Jira: 'https://example.atlassian.net/jira/software/projects/EXA/boards/000'
MyPRs: 'https://github.com/creditornot/service-services/pulls/faressoft'
DemoApp: 'https://service.development.dev.example.com/login'
PagerDuty: 'https://example.pagerduty.com/schedules'
Roadmap: 'https://example.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CO/pages/000000/Roadmap'
SSO Okta: 'https://doordash.okta.com/'
Sentry: 'https://example.sentry.io/issues/searches/99999/?groupStatsPeriod=auto&project=00000'

MiroBoards:
  Retro: 'https://miro.com/app/board/00000=/'
  Roadmap: 'https://miro.com/app/board/00000=/'
  SystemDesign: 'https://miro.com/app/board/00000=/'

Swarmina:
  Signup Flow: 'https://swimlanes.io/#00000'
  Login Flow: 'https://swimlanes.io/#00000'

AWS:
  dev: 'https://company-prod.aws.amazon.com/console'
  prod: 'https://company-prod.aws.amazon.com/console'

RFCs:
  RFC 01: 'https://company.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CO/pages/00000/rfc01'
  RFC 02: 'https://company.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CO/pages/00000/rfc02'

App:
  DEV:
    MobileAPI: 'https://mobile.dev.example.com'
    DesktopAPI: 'https://desktop.dev.example.com'
  PROD:
    MobileAPI: 'https://mobile.example.com'
    DesktopAPI: 'https://desktop.example.com'

Docs:
  confluence: 'http://confluence.example.com'
  swaggerDocs: 'https://mobile.dev.example.com/docs'

Jenkins: 'https://jenkins.example.com/'

OpsTools:
  Prod: 'https://opstools.example.com'
  Dev: 'https://opstools.dev.example.com'

# Links can be nested as much as you want
Datadog:
  Monitors:
    APIs: 'https://example-prod.datadoghq.eu/dashboards/000000/service-apis'
    Mongo: 'https://example-prod.datadoghq.eu/dashboard/000000/service-mongo'
    Redis: 'https://example-prod.datadoghq.eu/dashboard/000000/service-redis'
    S3: 'https://example-prod.datadoghq.eu/dashboard/000000/service-s3'
  APM:
    AuthApp Prod: 'https://example-prod.datadoghq.eu/services'
    AuthApp Dev: 'https://example-dev.datadoghq.eu/apm/services'
  Logs:
    AuthApp Prod Filter Endpoint: 'https://example-prod.datadoghq.eu/logs?query='
    AuthApp Prod: 'https://example-prod.datadoghq.eu/logs?query='
    AuthApp Dev: 'https://example-dev.datadoghq.eu/logs?query='

# Write keywords if you feel that you might not remember the key
Self-Service / Service Catalog / FreshDesk FreshService / Requests / Support:
  Service Catalog: 'https://example.freshservice.com/helpdesk/home'
  Freshservice Tickets: 'https://example.freshservice.com/helpdesk/'