pocket2pinboard copies your tagged articles from pocket to bookmarks on pinboard.in.
Pinboard Authentication
pocket2pinboard uses the API token to access your pinboard account, so it never needs your password. Create a ~/.pocket2pinboardrc file containing your pinboard API token (available from https://pinboard.in/settings/password).
[pinboard] token = TOKEN_GOES_HERE
Pocket Authentication
pocket2pinboard authenticates with Pocket via their oauth broker. A browser window is opened to ask for read-only access to your Pocket account, and after you grant access processing continues. If you have already granted access and are already logged in to Pocket, the window will close automatically without any intervention.
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