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Trigger Happy

Automatically share data between popular services you use on the web. And instead of giving your credentials to them, become the owner of yours !

For example a new RSS item is published, "Trigger Happy" will be able to automatically create a note on your Evernote account or create a bookmark to your own Readability or Pocket account and so on

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Description

The goal of this project is to be independant from any other solution like IFTTT, CloudWork or others.

Thus you could host your own solution and manage your own triggers without depending any non-free solution.

With this project you can host triggers for you.

All you need is to have a hosting provider (or simply your own server ;) ) who permits to use a manager of tasks like "cron" and, of course Python.

Requirements

for evernote support

The latest libtidy-dev should be installed with your operating system package manager, not from pip.

On a Debian/Ubuntu system:

apt-get install libtidy-dev

for github support

for pocket support

for readability support

for rss support

for search engine

for trello support

Pandoc is also needed of the system, that you can install on a Debian/Ubuntu system like this:

apt-get install pandoc

for twitter support

for redis support

for pelican support

for wallabag support

and finally :

pip install django-th[all]

or to make your own "recipe" :

pip install django-th[rss,pocket]
pip install django-th[rss,twitter,pocket,github]

Documentation

For installation and settings, see http://trigger-happy.readthedocs.org/

Blog posts :

You can find all details of all existing services of the blog :

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Trigger Happy - take the control of your data with this opensource clone of IFTTT, a bridge between your internet services

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