Most of what I save is small: a font specimen, a tool, a paragraph someone wrote well. This site exists so I can find those things again without remembering where they came from.
This post describes the site you're reading. It's built with Build Awesome (formerly Eleventy) and Web Awesome components.
One file per thing
Every item is one Markdown file in src/content/. A post has a title and a body. A note is a few sentences with no title. A link is a URL, plus an optional line about why I kept it.
---
url: https://pagefind.app
status: public
shelf: Coding # optional
tags: [search] # optional
---
Static search that runs after the build.
Saving without sorting
New things land with status: inbox, and the build skips them. Shelves and tags can wait, or never happen. Publishing is one word: change inbox to public.
private works like inbox but means "keep this, don't publish it". Neither is ever built.
Finding it again
The library lists everything. It filters as you type, narrows by kind, shelf or tag, shows how many items match, and has one button to clear it all. The address keeps the filters, so a filtered view can be bookmarked.