This template checks Pocket on a schedule, pulls new saved items through the Pocket API, and writes title, URL, and tags into a Notion database.
A JavaScript node holds your Pocket API key and returns each new item. Notion creates the row in the database you choose. Connect Notion, then set how often the scenario should poll.
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A schedule starts the scenario, for example every 15 minutes.
Use a JavaScript node to call the Pocket API with the key stored in that node. It returns new items with title, URL, and tags.
Notion writes title, URL, and tags into the database you choose. Query first if you want to skip URLs you already stored.
Add a Notion connection with access to the database that should receive Pocket items. Match properties for title, URL, and tags.
Put the Pocket API token in the JavaScript node and call the retrieve endpoint you use.
Create a Notion table record. Map title, URL, and tags from the Pocket item. Query the database first if you want to skip URLs that already exist.
Run on a schedule. Test with one Pocket save before shortening the interval.
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