RSS in your pocket, literally.

I made PocketRSS because my Kobo Libra did not have an RSS newsreader, however, it did have a pocket section (Under the latest version of NickelOS, it's located onMore -> My Articles)

Due to Pocket only allowing OAuth 2.0 instead of Personal API Keys, it's a bit more complicated.

1. Create a new app. You will need to give it the following permissions:

• Application Name: [Anything you want]
• Application Description: [Anything you want]
• Permissions:
  • Add
• Platforms:
  • Web
• I accept the Terms of Service: Yes.

2. Place your "Consumer Key" in your .env file as POCKET_CONSUMER_KEY
3. Place your domain name (or IP address) that pocketrss is running on as DOMAIN in your .env file.

After steps 3 and 4, your .env file should look like this:

DOMAIN=domain.tld
POCKET_CONSUMER_KEY=wqh83y2-wi7777uqo3fy1orp2eru3o88

4. Start the server and visit /getoAuthToken. It will redirect you to a page like this:
5. Set POCKET_OAUTH_TOKEN in your .env file to the API token it gives you.

At the end of this, your .env file should something like this:

DOMAIN=domain.tld
POCKET_CONSUMER_KEY=wqh83y2-wi7777uqo3fy1orp2eru3o88
POCKET_OAUTH_TOKEN=7uyet1-92i8-2huew-jihqu-28eu2

Here is the config.js but commented to show it how it works:

module.exports = {
  feeds: [
    // Array of atom/rss URLs
    "https://jakewharton.com/atom.xml",
    "https://web.dev/feed.xml"
  ],
  // every n ms will the feeds will be fetched. To get minutes, take min * 60000 to get milliseconds. Seconds is sec * 1000.
  interval: 900000,
  // the port that pocketrss will be listening.
  port: 3000
};

(also, sorry for the spaghetti code, I'm lazy)