This template checks Pocket on a schedule, pulls new saves through the Pocket API, and appends a row in Google Sheets for each one.
A JavaScript node holds your Pocket API key and returns title, URL, tags, and the time added. Connect Google Sheets, then set how often the scenario should poll.
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A schedule starts the scenario, for example every hour. Use a webhook instead if Pocket can POST to you.
Use a JavaScript node to call the Pocket API with the key stored in that node. It returns new items with title, URL, tags, and the time added.
Google Sheets adds a row for each item on the sheet you choose. Search rows first if you skip URLs that already exist.
Add a Google Sheets connection. Pick the spreadsheet and worksheet with columns for title, URL, tags, and time added.
Put the Pocket consumer key and access token in the JavaScript node and call the retrieve endpoint you use. Keep a since cursor so you only pull new items.
Add a single Google Sheets row from title, URL, tags, and time added. Search rows first if you skip URLs that already exist. Run on a schedule and test with one Pocket save.
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