The SECRET Weapon for Saving Articles You'll ACTUALLY Read Later (It's Readeck, not Pocket)
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
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Welcome to this video where we explore Readeck, a new Docker service designed to streamline your web browsing experience. If you're like me, constantly scouring the internet for interesting articles and resources, you'll appreciate Readeck's ability to organize and save content for future reference.
Readeck serves as your personalized content hub, allowing you to curate and highlight web content that matters to you. Whether it's blog posts, forum discussions, or CZcams videos, Readeck ensures that nothing gets lost in the sea of bookmarks. With features like browser extensions and ebook exporting, Readeck offers flexibility in how you manage your saved content.
In this video, we delve into the functionalities of Readeck, highlighting its seamless integration with Docker and its intuitive user interface. While encountering minor bugs like page refresh issues, we navigate through Readeck's capabilities, including categorization, labeling, and search functionalities, ensuring efficient content organization.
Moreover, we explore the straightforward installation process of Readeck using Docker, providing insights into optimizing the deployment for seamless usage. Whether you prefer Cloud for tunnels or Nginx proxy manager, Readeck offers versatility in remote access options.
Join us in exploring Readeck's potential to revolutionize your web browsing experience and streamline content management. Don't forget to share your thoughts in the comments section and let us know if Readeck aligns with your browsing habits. Thank you for tuning in, and I'll see you in the next video!
NOTE:
I was able to fix the issue of the page not reloading appropriately by adding the following Environment Variables to my setup:
READECK_ALLOWED_HOSTS=my.domain.com
READECK_USE_X_FORWARDED=true
Discord Fix Post Here: / discord
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What's the URL for the self hosting newsletter?
Looking for this also.
The Secret Weapon for Procastination, save every article you should read directly , and watch them build up to a gigantic archive over time... Excellent! 💪🤓👍
Or maybe someone wants to save articles for research purposes. Or maybe for archival purposes. Maybe someone sees an article they want to read but don't have the time right now to do it so they want to save it for later. Just because it isn't useful to YOU doesn't mean that lots of others won't find it useful.
Did you read my mind? Every time I look at my reading list on Safari, I quickly close it as it is impossibly huge.
Loved this one - great little app. Amazing: I can highlight video sections now!
This could be super handy for creating offline databases and archives. Great find sir!
Definitely! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment :)
Am I the only one that read the tile as "Readneck".... :D
I could totally see how someone would read it that way :)
Nope, was thinking the same thing, then saw your comment 😅
Nice alternative to self-hosted Wallabag (which I love.) Thanks!
Just what I (probably) need! Now, let me just save this video and check in like... 6 months or something
Make sure you bookmark the video so it'll take longer to come back to LOL :)
That's what I was looking for to store my RL articles. Many thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
There is an easy fix for the refresh issue when Readeck is served from behind a proxy. Unfortunately, I can't put up a link to the docs. All you need to do is add some entries to the config.toml:
[server]
host = "127.0.0.1"
port = 8000
allowed_hosts = ["your.instance.tld"]
use_x_forwarded_for = true
use_x_forwarded_host = true
use_x_forwarded_proto = true
In my case, with NPM, this is all that was needed. Please note that I run it bare metal in an LXC, but those variables can probably be set as env variables when you're working with Docker.
The config.toml should be located at /etc/readeck/config.toml or /opt/readeck/config.toml.
I actually placed updates in the video description a couple of days ago with the fix I implemented to get it working ;)
@@DBTechYT Ah, missed that, of course. A new pair of glasses might be in order. 😋
What you’re saying is that I should start reading the video descriptions.
I mostly watch youtube on my Nvidia Shield, and the youtube app on it didn’t have access to video details, but they added that recently.
So there went my excuse for not reading the description! They also added comments to their android tv app, but I still can’t access notifications. grrr.
This really is a nifty tool. So far, I've been using Synology Notes and their web clipper to store content I'd like to preserve and / or read later, but I might just give it a whirl. Thanks!
Excellent!
@@DBTechYT Well, as luck would have it, my Note Station just started playing up, and thus I decided to switch to Readeck. Thanks again for the inspiration! 😊
Thank you for this video and some others. It has many very interesting tools to self host.
Thank you for the discoveries. ;-)
This is actually useful. Sometimes we troubleshoot non trivial issues and here comes natural intention to save webpage with information that helped to solve the problem. Because you know for sure you're gonna trip on that thing again when year or few month later will try to do the same thing.
While true, I tend to put that kind of “how to” information in my notes . I do have a “references” section at the bottom of the note with links to where I got some of the info.
Awesome stuff. Thanks for sharing. Just to talk out of my butt I run a docker container trillium notes and you have to refresh the page when you perform certain actions like new note or delete a note. I got used to it and still use trillium, i will definitely try this app.
Thanks again for the recommendation and video content.
Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment! Much appreciated :)
Does Trillium have a Web interface?
@@majorgear1021
Yes.
Maybe I missed it , but does readeck have import and export features so that you “own” the data?
Can you mark pages as read/unread and filter on that to use this as a reading list?
It would be nice to compare similar apps . In this case maybe compare wallabag, readeck, linkeding, etc. Maybe a separate “shootout” video?
Also, you could do videos on apps that don’t work as a warning to your audience. “Hey, I tried this and it failed miserably”
That might also be a good kick in the pants to the developer to fix their app! Feedback is gold to any developer that cares about their project. Personally, I praise anyone who tries my apps and gives me feedback.
I might try readeck out today. Though, I’m hoping it has an extension for Safari, which is my current main browser.
pls have a Look at hoarder and Linkwarden to compare
this looks sick, going to give it a spin, thanks!
Hope you enjoy it!
Wonder what is the best way to add bookmark to `readeck` under Android
Thank you sir. Cheers.
Very welcome! Thanks for stopping by and commenting so often!!
I don't feel very smart right now. Can someone tell me why I get this error when I try to run it with the docker compose file?
service "app" refers to undefined volume readeck-data: invalid compose project
I figured it out.
You didn’t define the volume?
@majorgear1021
Yes/no
I did in an .env file, but it wasn't working. But when I put it directly in the docker-compose.yml it worked.
It was also possible I misspelled or had a typo but tried it again. Just kept what I have.
Page refresh, for me is working on Brave browser... But is working over direct ip nor over a domain name.
Yeah. Not sure if it's specifically cloudflare tunnels or if it's a more general reverse proxy issue. Had a few text overlay notes in the video about that after reviewing the footage while editing.
Been using this for nearly a month now using cloudflare Tunnel and nginx proxy manager with no refresh issues. I use edge, chrome, and opera depending on where I am and never had an issue.
Fantastic video as always 😊
@Oakey76uk Good to know it's likely just a "me" issue. Thanks for letting us know that you haven't experienced the same issues.
@@DBTechYT I'm not sure if this could be a solution. The symptom is very similar when I installed and used trillium notes first time.
I had to refresh the page every time I execute anything. Solution was to enable websockets support in NGINX.
@@DBTechYT Same issue for me with some other apps, I haven't tried this one yet. I'm using Traefik reverse proxy, so there might be some quirk with it.
Great video!
Where do you apply the environment variables?
I have added them to a .env in Dockge but the refresh problem still persists.
Thanks!
Sometimes it's MUCH easier to learn command line and install things that way rather than use something like Dockge or Portainer
Very random question but did I see you at a neighborhood garage sale yesterday?
Most definitely not. I haven't been to a yard/garage sale in a long time. I don't think I even left the house yesterday.
Thank you for sharing !
No problem 😊
Whats the difference between this and Link Warden?
Preference I guess. Try them out and see which you like better :)
@@DBTechYT Aye Aye :)
This is better, of course. Trust me
bro.
you should always use docker compose files instead of docker run...
That seems like a bit of an overreaction. Why would you say something like that?
@@DBTechYT it was a suggestion, not a criticism... I mean, using docker compose you have full view on how a container was brought up, you can easily update, rebuild and upgrade it, and you don't have to deal with the problems you had with -it --rm and -d... As a devops engineer I always prefer the declarative way onto the imperative one (the one you used)
@@DBTechYT your way, if you close console, you need to go to look in docker ps to see what was run, from which folder and with which parameters... Then, rebuild your command line... Then kill the old process... Then run the new command... If you consider this "efficient"...
@@DBTechYT and in the end, docker compose files is exactly what you implicitly suggested to use not far ago, with dockge
The nice thing about self-hosting is that there is no "one right way" to do things. Everyone has their own preferences and procedures. You have yours just as others have theirs. I'm glad you have a process that works for you.
It reminds me a lot to Omnivore
Never heard of Omnivore in this context
@@DBTechYT it's another read later tool, and the ui is quite similar omnivore.app/
Omnivore is focused on using their hosted service. There is a whole thread on their github issues section where the dev tells self host’ers to go fly a kite.