
# pok - Pocket CLI
## Why Use It
Chrome extensions only gives saving options.
Website looks complex, rarely access it.
We use the mobile app.
So, for desktop users.

## Features
Written in simple Python [O_O]
Terminal friendly :)
All methods avaliable **add,delete,list items**
[Shell friendly](https://github.com/arindampradhan/pok#usage)
Blazing tool to integrate with your Pocket
Funny name ^_^
## [Installation](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pok)
$ pip install pok
## Usage

### :pouch: Basic Usage
Retrive data
$ pok ls # gives the titles and ids of pocket items
- bulb:
Note: To get the links or urls from list use command in fullform. `ls->list, sh->search, t->tag`
$ pok list # gives the urls and the title of pockets items $ pok list 5 # you can also add a counter
### :pouch: Search
Search via ``Name`` and ``Tag``
$ pok search google # searches the url and the title of the pocket items
$ pok tag django # list items of the tag name django $ pok t python # if you want to look at the ids of the pocket items
### :pouch: Modify
``Delete`` and ``Add`` pocket item
$ pok delete <ID> # deletes an pocket item
You can find the ``<ID>`` from ``$ pok ls`` command.
$ pok add <url> <tags> # Rarely going to use this.
Adios
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