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Node API for Feedly

License: MIT License

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node-feedly's Introduction

This is a node API for Feedly

Installation

Install from NPM:

npm install --save feedly

Creating an instance

Create an instance:

const Feedly = require('feedly')

const f = new Feedly({
  client_id: 'MY_CLIENT_ID',
  client_secret: 'MY_CLIENT_SECRET',
  port: 8080
})

Use the sandbox:

const Feedly = require('feedly')

const f = new Feedly({
  client_id: 'sandbox',
  client_secret: 'Get the current secret from http://developer.feedly.com/v3/sandbox/',
  base: 'http://sandbox.feedly.com',
  port: 8080
})

Authentication

The first non-trivial method call you make to the object will cause your default browser to pop up asking you to log in. When that process is complete, you will see a page served from http://localhost:8080/, which you can close. After that point, you won't need to log in again until your token expires (without your having called refresh in the meantime).

WARNING: by default, this will store your auth token and refresh token in
~/.feedly, unencrypted. Set the config_file options to null to prevent this behavior, but you will have to log in through the web site each time you create a new Feedly instance.

Callbacks and promises

Each method takes an optional node-style (error, results) callback. If you prefer a promise-style approach, you do without a callback, like this:

const results = await f.reads()

Documentation

Full documentation for the API can be found here.

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node-feedly's Issues

Stream parameters are ignored

When trying to get stream with specified parameters (e.g. count, newerThan, etc. ) the parameters don't take an effect.

Add support for `Personal Collections`

See https://developer.feedly.com/v3/collections/

I've implemented it with the extension

feedlyClient.collections = (cb: Function) => {
    return f._request(cb, '/v3/collections')
  };

Using sandbox during developement

An option for using the feedly sandbox ("sandbox.feedy.com") instead of the "cloud.feedly.com" would be nice. Thank's.

Using this with Developer Tokens

I got developer tokens from here:
https://feedly.com/v3/auth/dev

So I shouldn't need a client_secret or client_id right?

I put in the client_id (I have no client_secret) and get this error:

{
errorCode: 400,
errorId: "ap5-sv2.2017012606.2594111",
errorMessage: "unknown client id"
}

Any thoughts?

Where is the PWA we all want to use?

I've used both Inoreader and Feedly and I'm pretty disappointed by their performance when having a slow internet connection. Their Android apps work fine, but on the web there is no offline capability.

A RSS-reader would be the perfect use case for a Progressive Web App. It should work offline (like an app does) and sync feeds when online, sends notifications, etc. I think a good PWA can replace an desktop or Android app in 2018. iOS is lacking decent PWA support, but even Apple will get there some time.

If you use this library, please share your application so when can build an open source PWA for Feedly.

Logging in with Pro account to use my subscriptions as feeds

Hi,

I'm trying to use Feedly as a content curation platform, where I organize subscriptions into feeds, aggregated by industry. I'm wondering how I can login with this account to enable this?

Support directly connecting with tokens

Working on a webhook interaction with Feedly, each user will bring their own tokens. I would be remiss to hardcode it on the server. It'd be great if, instead of using a file to process the tokens, I could pass them directly into the Feedly constructor.

Add API for `markAsSaved`

Allow programmatically a user to save articles for later.

Receiving 'session expired' when launching the local server

Not sure why this is happening, I can't log in with my details and I've followed the examples to try to make it work.

This is what I have in my server.js file:

const Feedly = require('feedly')

const f = new Feedly({
  client_id: '####',
  client_secret: '####',
  base: 'https://cloud.feedly.com/v3/collections/',
  port: 8080
})

async function feedlyStream() {
  const results = await f.reads()
  return console.log('results', results)
}

feedlyStream();

Removed the client id and client secret.

Any help would be ace.