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Slogger config
---
storage: icloud
FlickrLogger:
flickr_description:
- Logs today's photos from Flickr.
- Get your Flickr ID at <http://idgettr.com/>
- Get your Flickr API key at <http://www.flickr.com/services/apps/create/noncommercial/>
flickr_api_key: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
flickr_ids:
- 45323279@N00
flickr_tags: ! '@social @photo'
GistLogger:
description:
- Logs daily Gists for the specified user
- gist_user should be your Github username
gist_user: ttscoff
gist_tags: ! '@social @coding'
LastFMLogger:
lastfm_description:
- Logs songs scrobbled for time period.
- lastfm_user is your Last.fm username.
lastfm_user: ttscoff
lastfm_tags: ! '@social @music'
RSSLogger:
description:
- Logs any RSS feed and checks for new posts for the current day
- rss_feeds is an array of feeds separated by commas, a single feed is fine, but
it should be inside of brackets `[]`
- markdownify_rss_posts will convert links and emphasis in the post to Markdown
for display in Day One
- star_rss_posts will create a starred post for new RSS posts
- rss_tags are tags you want to add to every entry, e.g. "@social @blogging"
feeds:
- http://feeds.feedburner.com/BrettTerpstra
- http://www.tuaw.com/editor/brett-terpstra/rss.xml
markdownify_posts: true
star_posts: true
tags: ! '@social @blogging'
TwitterLogger:
description:
- Logs updates and favorites for specified Twitter users
- twitter_users should be an array of Twitter usernames, e.g. [ ttscoff, markedapp
]
- save_images (true/false) determines weather TwitterLogger will look for image
urls and include them in the entry
- ! 'droplr_domain: if you have a custom droplr domain, enter it here, otherwise
leave it as d.pr '
twitter_users:
- ttscoff
- MarkedApp
save_images: true
droplr_domain: ckyp.us
twitter_tags: ! '@social @twitter'
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