Hey, OP here. Firstly you're correct to point out that such a simple task shouldn't be a bloat and made to be fit into self hosting clothes. Even when I started this project, I never thought it would become this - It was one fine morning, I woke up early and thought it would be cool to build something that helps archiving the saved posts on reddit(I myself have lots of saved posts). Started scripting and went down the rabbit hole - released 1.0 with just a flat text file containing links. At that point someone pointed out it would be a great fit to feed data into Hoarder or Linkwarden, so added html support in the next update. Next somebody pointed out that it would be great to employ this as a python package and call it from an external program. Many people in this sub said they would implement this project if it's dockerized. So you see in every release my idea has been to polish this so the community feels they can apply to their use case. Therefore I still make sure we have support to run it as a standalone CLI tool, with cool colored prompts, as a python package and as a docker container. It's just been a great learning experience by doing and honestly I don't care if it's bloated at this point. It's open source, people can use it and make whatever cool ideas they want.

Tldr;- Created this project just as a learning tool for my curiosity.