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#!/bin/sh
set -e
BOOKMARDS=~/notes/bookmarks.md
# Note: Bookmarks starts with '* '
sed -n 's/\* //p' "$BOOKMARDS" | dmenu -p 'surf' | while read L; do
if echo "$L" | grep -qE '^\?'; then # We do search on duckduckgo
surf "https://duckduckgo.com/?q=${L#?}&t=surf&kk=-1&ia=web"
else # We follow address
LPROTOCOL="$(echo "$L" | sed -n 's#^\([^:]*\)://.*#\1#p')"
LHOST="$(echo "$L" | sed -n 's#^[^:]*://##;s#^\([^/]\+\)/\?.*#\1#p')"
LPATH="$(echo "$L" | sed 's#^[^:]*://##;s#^[^/]\+/\?##')"
# Try to lookup if it's an real address
# Note: This is hack because of youtube, nslookup return No answer but
# exists with 0. So I am checking if it returned more than one address
# (one address is for dns server).
if [ "$(nslookup "$LHOST" | grep 'Address:' | wc -l)" -le 1 ]; then # It's a real address
if nslookup "$LHOST.cz" >/dev/null; then # we can expand it with cz
LHOST="$LHOST.cz"
elif nslookup "$LHOST.com" >/dev/null; then # we can expand it with com
LHOST="$LHOST.com"
fi
# TODO what to do when we can't expand it?
fi
# Decide on protocol (if connection to 443 is not possible then use http otherwise https)
if [ -z "$LPROTOCOL" ]; then # We already have protocol (given explicitly)
if nc -z -w1 "$LHOST" 443 2>/dev/null; then
LPROTOCOL="https"
else
LPROTOCOL="http"
fi
fi
surf "$LPROTOCOL://$LHOST/$LPATH" & # run backgrounded
fi
done
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