gbofavs allows you to keep a record of your favourite quotes together with a nice description.
gbofavs has four actions, which let you add, remove and list the quotes stored in the database:
add – Adds a new quote to the database. It takes at least on argument, specifying the id of the quote to add. Optionally you may specifiy a short description as second argument:
gbofavs add 66128 "/tmp/powned"
If the quote already exists, its description is updated.
remove – Removes the specified quotes from the database. Takes the ids to remove as argument. You must specify at least one id:
gbofavs remove 66128
list – Lists all quotes in the database with id and description
ids – Lists only the ids of all quotes in the database. Useful in conjunction with gboquotes. The following will print all your favourite quotes on the terminal (assuming, you have a bash shell):
gboquotes -i $(gbofavs ids)
By default the SQLite database is stored at ~/.gbo/favourites.db. You may use the -d option to use another database file: