A usable, customizable commandline client to automate and manage your pocket collection.

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Pocket is an application for managing a reading list of articles from the Internet.

This commandline client interfaces the pocket API and provides a way to interact with your pocket collection.

Using simple command sequences, routine tasks can be automated and reusable scripts can be created.

pockyt supports Python 2.7+ and 3.4+ on Windows, macOS, & GNU/Linux platforms.

1. pip install pockyt --upgrade
2. pockyt reg
3. Follow the prompts to connect your pocket account to pockyt.
4. Refer the Documentation and Examples for usage info and ideas.

• Get the latest 5 items' links & excerpts and save them to a file. :: pockyt get -n 5 -f '{link} - {excerpt}' -o readlater.txt
• Get the oldest 10 items and delete them from Pocket. :: pockyt get -n 10 -r oldest -f '{id}' | pockyt mod -d -i redirect
• Get all the items about 'python' and open them in a browser. :: pockyt get -q 'python' -o browser
• Get all the links from a 'links.txt' and add them to Pocket. :: pockyt put -i links.txt
• Get all favorited items and archive them. :: pockyt get -v 1 | pockyt mod -a 1 -i redirect

pockyt -h :

-h, --help show this help message and exit reg connect a pocket account get get pocket collection, with useful item_info put add to pocket collection, using links mod modify pocket collection, using item_ids

pockyt get -h :

-h, --help show this help message and exit -c <type>, --content <type> content type : <type> : {all, [article, video, image]} -s <state>, --state <state> collection state : <state> : {all, [unread, archive]} -r <order>, --sort <order> item sorting : <order> : {newest, [oldest, title, site]} -n <amount>, --count <amount> number of items : <amount> : {-1: all, [n: amount]} -q <query>, --query <query> search query : <query> : {None} -t <option>, --tag <option> filter tag : {-1: nofilter, [tagname: tagged, 0: untagged} -v <option>, --favorite <option> filter favorites : <option> : {-1: No Filter, [1: favorited, 0: un-favorited]} -d <domain>, --domain <domain> restrict items to domain : <domain> : {None} -f <specifier>, --format <specifier> format output : <specifier> : {'{id} | {title} | {link}', [id, title, link, excerpt, tags]} -o <option>, --output <option> redirect output : <option> : {None, [browser, filename]}

pockyt put -h :

-h, --help show this help message and exit -f <specifier>, --format <specifier> unformat input : <specifier> : {'{link}', [id, title, link, excerpt, tags]} -i <option>, --input <option> obtain input : <option> : {console, [redirect, link, filename]}

pockyt mod -h :

-h, --help show this help message and exit -f <specifier>, --format <specifier> unformat input : <specifier> : {'{id}', [id, title, link, excerpt, tags]} -i <option>, --input <option> obtain input : <option> : {console, [redirect, filename]} -d, --delete delete items -a <option>, --archive <option> archive items : <option> : {-1: None, [1: archive, 0: unarchive]} -v <option>, --favorite <option> favorite items : <option> : {-1: None, [1: favorite, 0: unfavorite]}

Feel free to contribute features, bugfixes, improvements, and usage ideas.

Fork pockyt. Work on the source code. :: git clone [email protected]:<username>/pockyt.git cd pockyt pip install -e . git checkout -b new-feature ... # do stuff ... git add . git commit -am 'commit msg' git push origin new-feature

Then, submit a pull request.

This project uses the GNU GPLv3 License.