Sharing my "Open tabs / Read Later" list, as I go through it. You can follow Reads Feed also on Twitter and Tumblr. Also it's alive in its own static website: Github Pages

Concept of this project is:

• You add some links to a json file, by using a CLI helper
• Push the changes
• And the links you just added will be automatically published to your Twitter and Tumblr accounts. Plus, a static site will be deployed to Github Pages.

$ npm -v
6.1.0

$ node -v
v10.6.0

# Clone
git clone [email protected]:scriptype/feed.git
cd feed

# Clean .git
rm -rf .git
git init

# Reset the artifacts
rm links.json
rm -rf public/data
mkdir public/data
echo "[]" > public/data/all.json
echo "[]" > links.json

# This file will have secret tokens for Twitter and Tumblr
cp .env.example .env

# Install dependencies
npm i

Configure github pages to serve docs directory.

And, of course, you will need to register OAUTH applications on Twitter and Tumblr.

When you got the necessary auth tokens and secrets, make sure to keep them safe and never commit them to the version control.

Now, it's the time to replace the placeholder secrets in the .env file you created with the actual secrets you obtained from Twitter and Tumblr. .env file is in .gitignore, so it's safe to save secrets into this file.

Use the add helper in the root of the project. Run:

./add

This will ask:

• Url
• Title
• Tags

Shortly after answering these questions, it will:

• Share the link in a tweet, with tags turned into hashtags,
• Share the link as a link post in Tumblr,
• Push changes made in links.json file docs/data folder to GitHub, effectively deploying changes to the GitHub Pages.

However, if you provide a tweet url (that is, a url in the form of: https://twitter.com/[username]/status/[tweetId]), it will:

• Also ask for an optional quote (message) for the retweet
• Retweet the given tweet on Twitter account
• Attempt to extract link information from the tweet (assuming the tweet is sharing a link)
• And use this information to save that link and publish that link in other channels as usual.

If, for any reason, you can't or don't want to use ./add helper, you can manually add links by appending this for each link to links.json:

{
  "url": "link url",
  "title": "link title",
  "tags": ["some", "tags", "here"]
}

Then you need to run:

node scripts/generate-data.js | node scripts/publish.js
git add links.json docs
git commit -m "Add: [url of the link you added]"
git push

# Run dev server to serve `/docs`
npm run dev

No tests.

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