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Automatically send your doc to your kindle without clicking the deliver button for 3G device

Project description

Latest Version The MIT License

This project was created by @blahgeek, now maintained by @lord63.

Intro

As we all know, we can use Amazon’s free 3G network to deliver our docs, but we need to manually click the deliver buttom in the browser. This script is born to rescue us from this boring thing. Config this script, add it to the crontab and you’are done. All your docs will be sent to your kindle automatically.

Requirement

  • Python 2.7

  • Requests lib

  • BeautifulSoup lib

  • Linux platform(I haven’t test it on windows)

Install

$ sudo pip install kindlepush

Feature

  • It has a log file, you can check which file you’ve delivered.

  • Use sqlite database, don’t worry about that a doc will be missed or delivered twice.

  • Get pending deliveries.

Usage

Usage: kindlepush <command> [option]

Options:
  -h, --help            output the help menu
  -V, --version         output the version number
  -c, --count [count]   the count of the docs to deliver
  -n, --number [number] show how may logs

Commands:
  read                  read the log file
  pending               get pending deliveries

first, touch a new file named kindlepush_config.json under /usr/local/bin, including those:

{
    "email": "xxxxxx",              # your email
    "password": "xxxxxx",           # your amazon's password
    "directory": "/path/to/save/",  # save log file and database, end with '/'
    "count": 15,                    # check how many docs evert time that whether those have been deliverred before, default 15 is one page a time.
    "number": 4                     # the default count of log messages when you read from log file
}

deliver your doc from your kindle library to your kindle:

$ kindlepush
Login...
Delivering...
delivering YOUR DOC
Done. Save to db.
delivering YOUR DOC
Done. Save to db.

read the log file to get to know the docs which you have delivered: (default is 4 messages, you can use -n NUMBER to get more information.)

$ kindlepush read
2014-09-23 07:40:32,077 [INFO] delivered YOURDOC
2014-09-23 07:40:33,125 [INFO] delivered YOURDOC
2014-09-23 07:40:34,183 [INFO] delivered YOURDOC
2014-09-24 14:12:34,506 [INFO] delivered YOURDOC

get pending deliveries:

$ kindlepush pending
Login...
Pending Deliveries:
        你好
        nice

Get help via kindlepush -h and kindlepush read -h.

Wiki

see wiki

License

MIT

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