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Accounts name must be unique. A 'rss' account already exists, which fetch messages from getsatisfaction.com | Accounts name must be unique. A 'rss' account already exists, which fetch messages from getsatisfaction.com | ||
Once you are done with ''~/.raindrop'', then go to the command line, to the | === First Run === | ||
If you did not manually configure the .raindrop file, then you can run this command in the ''raindrop/server/python'' directory to set up the web UI: | |||
% ./run-raindrop.py | |||
When that is done, go to this URL: | |||
http://127.0.0.1:5984/raindrop/inflow/index.html | |||
You will be prompted to set up a Gmail and Twitter account via OAuth. Finish the account setup flow. Once you are done you will have to do another command to start syncing messages: | |||
Once you are done with the web account setup or manually configuring ''~/.raindrop'', then go to the command line, to the | |||
''raindrop/server/python'' directory and run the following command: | ''raindrop/server/python'' directory and run the following command: | ||
% ./run-raindrop.py sync-messages --max-age=5days | % ./run-raindrop.py sync-messages --max-age=5days | ||
It will take a few minutes for run-raindrop to complete. The above command | It will take a few minutes for run-raindrop to complete syncing messages. The above command gets the last 5 days of messages for each account configured above. Once the above command finishes, then open your favorite Firefox or WebKit-based browser and go to: | ||
gets the last 5 days of messages for each account configured above. Once the | |||
above command finishes, then open your favorite Firefox or WebKit-based | |||
browser and go to: | |||
http://127.0.0.1:5984/raindrop/inflow/index.html | http://127.0.0.1:5984/raindrop/inflow/index.html |
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