Inoreader icon

Inoreader

Interact with the Inoreader API

Actions8

Overview

This node integrates with the Inoreader API to manage articles, feeds, tags, and folders within a user's Inoreader account. Specifically, the "Create in Read Later" operation under the "Article" resource allows users to create a new external article and save it directly to their Read Later section in Inoreader.

This is useful for automating the saving of articles you want to read later without manually adding them in the Inoreader app or website. For example, you can automatically save interesting articles from various sources or workflows by providing their URL, title, or content, and have them appear in your Read Later list for convenient access.

Properties

Name Meaning
Article URL URL of the article to save. Required if neither Article Title nor Article Content is provided.
Article Title Title of the article to save. Optional; if left empty, Inoreader will attempt to fetch it from the URL.
Article Content Content of the article to save. Optional; if left empty, Inoreader will attempt to fetch it from the URL.
Read Later Tag ID Hidden property representing the tag ID for the Read Later section. Automatically set to the standard Read Later tag ID.

Output

The node outputs JSON objects representing the response from the Inoreader API after attempting to save the article. The output includes details about the saved article or any error messages returned by the API.

  • Each output item corresponds to one input item processed.
  • The json field contains the API response parsed as an object.
  • No binary data is output by this operation.

Dependencies

  • Requires an OAuth2 API credential configured for Inoreader to authenticate requests.
  • Relies on the Inoreader API endpoints:
    • https://www.inoreader.com/reader/api/0/save-web-page for saving articles.
  • The node expects network connectivity to Inoreader's API service.

Troubleshooting

  • Missing required fields: If none of articleUrl, articleTitle, or articleContent are provided, the node throws an error indicating that at least one must be supplied.
  • Authentication errors: Ensure the OAuth2 credential is valid and has proper permissions.
  • API errors: The node returns API error messages in the output JSON. Check these messages for issues like rate limits or invalid parameters.
  • Tag ID issues: The Read Later tag ID is hidden but critical; if modified incorrectly, saving may fail.

Links and References

Discussion