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fake-shaarli-server

Python implementation of some of the Shaarli REST API

Just enough to convince the Shaarlier Android app it's a real server. Also (partially) works with python-shaarli-client.

This doesn't actual do anything and is essentially non-functional. It completely ignores security (JWT) tokens (it does not handle the deprecated username/password authentication option). Basically, don't use it ;) Use https://github.com/shaarli/Shaarli instead :)

Running

shaarli2linkding_proxy.py

Map from Shaarli REST API v1 into LinkDing REST API

Right now this only supports tag lookup and creating new entries (or overwritting existing) - which is enough for Shaarlier Android app to work properly (with the exception of lookup of existing bookmarks).

export LINKDING_TOKEN=secret  # REST API key/token from http://LinkDingServer/settings/integrations
export LINKDING_URI=http://LinkDingServer  # etc.
python shaarli2linkding_proxy.py

Testing

Testing with https://github.com/shaarli/python-shaarli-client, note examples below require https://github.com/clach04/python-shaarli-client/tree/callable_module See shaarli/python-shaarli-client#59

python -m shaarli_client.main -u http://localhost:8000 --secret SECRET get-info

# below require editing shaarli_client.ini - see https://python-shaarli-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/configuration.html
python -m shaarli_client.main  get-info
python -m shaarli_client.main  get-tags

python -m shaarli_client.main  get-links
python -m shaarli_client.main  get-links --searchterm hello
python -m shaarli_client.main  get-links --searchterm hello --limit 2

python -m shaarli_client.main  post-link --title title --url http://something.com --description "cool stuff"
python -m shaarli_client.main  put-link --title title --url http://something.com 345

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