londonsraka.blogg.se - Instapaper highlights

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As I read, I highlight entire paragraphs that I find interesting. (An awesome use case has been using this system on Wikipedia pages). I read everything (except for books) via Instapaper. This will be important when we discuss searching. I then aggregate all of these notebooks into an Evernote Stack (which I call Resources). The LJ is a personal abbreviation for Learning Journal and the categories should be self-explanatory. Personally, I use the following five notebooks: It’s important to have a consistent place to store your notes. Step 2: Configure your Evernote notebooks Once the three apps are set up, connect them using the IFTTT recipe: Append Instapaper highlights to Evernote. You’re probably less familiar with IFTTT, a service that allows different apps to “talk to each other” without any coding experience. Unfortunately, this approach doesn’t work with Pocket (which does not have a native highlighting feature).

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I probably don’t need to explain how to get an Evernote and Instapaper account (both components of our productivity stack). This system is almost entirely the result of taking RadReader Tiago Forte’s class Building A Second Brain ( note: Affiliate Link). (Kindle notes require a slightly different workflow). I wrote about the system’s first principles and today wanted to specifically lay out how I use three apps: Instapaper, Evernote, and IFTTT to take notes on anything I read on the web. But I mostly attribute it to having an integrated digital system for aggregating all of my notes from the blogs, articles, and books that I read. Yes, this can be attributed to developing a consistent writing practice. The crazy part? They only take about an hour to write. For the past six months I’ve written a 700-ish word postscript in the weekly newsletter.

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See LICENSE for details.I’m going to let you in on a little secret. Bonus points for topic branches.Ĭopyright (c) 2015 Steve Agalloco. (if you want to have your own version, that is fine but bump version in a commit by itself I can ignore when I pull)

Commit, do not mess with Rakefile, gem version, or history.

This is important so I don't break it in a delete_highlight ( highlight_id ) Documentation add_highlight ( bookmark_id, highlight ) bookmarksĪdd a new bookmark: bookmark = client. You can also verify credentials once you have received tokens: client. To obtain an access token via xAuth: client. oauth_token_secret = YOUR_OAUTH_TOKEN_SECRET end Authentication consumer_secret = YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET client.

Updates for version 1.1 of Instapaper's APIĬonfiguration client = Instapaper :: Client.

module-based configuration and invocation has been removed, you'll now need to instantiate an Instapaper::Client instead (see usage below).

most API methods are more clear as to their behavior (i.e., #star_bookmark instead of just #star).

responses now return custom classes instead of Hashie::Rash objects.

While not a total rewrite, I've changed a number of things based on my experience writing API libraries: If you've used earlier versions of this library, a lot has changed in version 1.x. To obtain an access token, use the access_token method. Note that Instapaper's API does not support the request-token/authorize workflow.

#INSTAPAPER HIGHLIGHTS FULL#

This library offers full support for all methods exposed through Instapaper's Full API.

#INSTAPAPER HIGHLIGHTS INSTALL#

Installation gem install instapaper Usage Note that access to the Full API is restricted to Instapaper subscribers only.

Instapaper is a ruby wrapper for interacting with Instapaper's Full API.