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Old 07-14-2020, 05:07 AM   #555
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Originally Posted by favero_ View Post
I tried to do this with the articles from pocket (they're in a folder located in "/mnt/onboard/.kobo/articles) but it didn't work, probably due to the complex nature of the folder (each article is in a folder with photos and an html file).
You could manually import all the HTML files in .kobo/articles. However, as far as I remember, it won't be enough: some kind of non-standard syntax is being used for image tags.

What I would recommend instead is to switch to Wallabag:
  • Add the following hook to Settings.toml (after the On Board library entry):
    Code:
    [[libraries.hooks]]
    path = "Articles"
    program = "bin/article_fetcher/article_fetcher"
    sort-method = "added"
    second-column = "progress"
  • Rename Settings-sample.toml (in bin/article_fetcher) to Settings.toml and fill it out.
  • For the initial retrieval, bring up the library menu and select Toggle Select > Articles.

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Originally Posted by favero_ View Post
I tried to use the others I had downloaded (I also read in other languages that not English) but when I unzip the bz2 files I told you about, I have a folder with a .txt, a dict.dz, an .idx and .ifo files, together with a res folder filled with .jpg files. Is it possible for me to use this in plato?
The listing of file extensions indicates that you're talking about a StarDict dictionary. As I've mentioned before, you can convert these dictionaries to the format Plato uses (dictd).
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