rss - How do I automate the process of sending the full text of my saved feedly items to Evernote?
2013-10
Gwen S.
I use feedly as a newsreader, but prefer to do my actual reading in Evernote, so I can quickly save and label articles I want to save. I end up spending a lot of time using Evernote web clipper to export the articles one at a time.
I've tried using IFTTT to automate the process, but it only sends the summary text of saved articles.
I'd like to try and build a tool to do all this myself. I have limited programming experience (I took C in college), but I really don't even know where to start on building something like this.
How do I write a program that gets the url from the title of the feedly item, then imports the full text of that url's page to Evernote?
Eric Koslow
Does anyone know of a service that will send SMS messages over the internet, and can be automated?
Prefer service to:
- Be free
- Have an API freely available and highly modular
- Be open source
Like to avoid:
- Expensive
- No API, must only use their system.
- No Customization
GavinR
I knew of a professional service that required the end user to define their carrier, and then they converted it to the built-in email address (EX: Verizon is <10-digit phone number>@vtext.com)
I found a (non-confirmed) list of many of the carriers here:
ATT - [10-digit phone number] @ txt.att.net
Sprint - [10-digit phone number] @ messaging.sprintpcs.com
T-Mobile - [10-digit phone number] @ tmomail.net
US Cellular - [10-digit phone number] @ email.uscc.net
Verizon - [10-digit phone number] @ vtext.com
jtbandes
Zeep Mobile is a free service, and I think it's pretty good. I'm planning on using it for a project in the near future.
barfoon
You can script PHP to do this by sending email to [email protected] Here is a list of the email format for different carriers:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMS_gateway
You can write a script and then use a cron job or service scheduler to automate the messages.