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[bukuserver] RSS feed endpoint #620
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RSS, ATOM, and a JSON feed would all be very useful to have. |
Export to multiple formats is available and only URLs can be exported as well. If you still want RSS please raise a PR instead of waiting for others to spend their time on something they don't need. |
In many open source projects, it is polite to open up an issue and discuss first before opening a pull request, especially for new features. I am not "waiting for others to spend their time" on this, please don't make assumptions like this. |
There's the ToDo list for those. |
for this to happen
this issue should be low on priority because this is new feature currently i want buku to fix bukuserver and then new release first before adding new feature |
Since my database is small enough so that I can export everything all the time it'll work with that and a systemd timer for my integration. |
this one will not pass because
see also #304 |
I don't fully understand that issue, especially: "buku needs an internet connection to work." Sorry what? (I'd comment under that issue but it is locked; please don't lock old/stale issues) |
it should be 'buku have feature that need internet connection to work' for example title and tags i will add comment on that issue but basically that issue explain more why we dont add date information but have
this is automatically done by bot, if you need to ask on some locked issue try to ask it on #484 |
Let's brainstorm other approaches: How about having some kind of web hook or shell hook that gets run every time a new bookmark is added? This would solve the problem of not having to track any time stamps for it to work. The difficulty would be to get this to work across clients: what if somebody adds a bookmark through the CLI or the browser extension? |
Hooks make sense. An option can be added to call a tool with args. |
It would be cool to have bukuserver provide an RSS* feed with the bookmarks in the order they were added**. This is a useful interface to build third-party integrations. For example I'd like to build a local archive integration (ref. #127) and this could be an interesting alternative to exporting all bookmarks in regular intervals.
* Does not be RSS, maybe there are newer better feed formats but as long as it gets the job done and there are libraries for it I don't care.
** Maybe the order they were updated? Certainly the case where a bookmark's URL is edited should be handled
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