This template watches a Feedly folder for new articles, builds a short Pushover message from the title and URL, and sends it to your phone or desktop.
Connect Feedly and Pushover. Point the Feedly trigger at the folder you want to watch. Put the Pushover API token on the Pushover connection and map the user key for the device that should buzz.
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The scenario starts when a new article appears in the Feedly folder you choose.
JavaScript assembles the Pushover title and body from the article title and link.
Pushover pushes that message to the user or device group you map.
Add a Feedly connection with access to the folder you want to watch. Add a Feedly trigger for new articles and point it at that folder.
Add a Pushover connection and paste your Pushover API token there. Map the user key for the phone or desktop that should receive alerts.
In JavaScript, set title and URL from the Feedly article, then send with Pushover. Add a test article to the folder and confirm the device buzzes.
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