Closed mattpanther closed 5 years ago
Hi @mattpanther, unfortunately not.
The logic is simple:
ttrss_feeds
table content
field of ttrss_plugin_storage
, where the record name is mercury_fulltext
and owner_uid is your id.The content should look like this:
a:2:{s:13:"enabled_feeds";a:3:{i:0;i:5;i:1;i:10;;i:2;i:15;}s:11:"mercury_API";s:40:"your api key";}
The key part is an array a:3:{i:0;i:5;i:1;i:10;;i:2;i:15;}
, which assumes you have 3 feeds (a:3) with ids of 5, 10, 15
each after its index position in the array.
So in short, there has to be a logic to generate the following: a:2:{s:13:"enabled_feeds";a:[number of feeds]:{i:0;i:[feed id];i:1;i[feed id];i:2;i:[feed id];}s:11:"mercury_API";s:40:"your api key";}
I haven't got the time to add the described logic, so PR is welcome. I will visit this once I'm free.
Hello, I have the plugin successfully installed and API key saved, is there a way for me to apply the Mercury Parser to all feeds by default vs. going into the plugin settings for each one individually where I'd like to use it?