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.x and 3.4.x, on both Windows & 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 git@github.com:<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.