Sjeiti

A <a href="https://wordpress.org/" rel="ugc">WordPress</a> widget to show your <a href="http://getpocket.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Pocket</a> collection. 
The Pocket widget is a WordPress plugin that connects to your Pocket account and displays your Pocket articles in a widget. It is almost a direct translation of the Pocket API to a WordPress widget.
<h3>Setup</h3>
Before you start you need to authenticate the plugin to access your Pocket account. 
Go to the Pocket Widget settings and click authenticate. This wil take you to Pocket which will tell you what this app is authorised. If you authorize it you’ll be taken back to the settings page. 
The newly added ‘Access token’ together with the ‘Consumer key’ is your access to Pocket. Save the settings…
By default Pocket Widget has it’s own Pocket App for API access. 
You can easily setup your own by going to http://getpocket.com/developer/apps/ and clicking Create an Application. 
Then give it a name, allow it only to retreive, and set the platform to web. Then accept terms of service and click create application. 
Copy the consumer key to the Pocket Widget settings and click Save changes.
<h3>Versioning and issues</h3>
The main CVS repo for this plugin is on Github. The version up on WordPress is a distilled build of the major tags. 
If you have any issues or suggestions please put them on <a href="https://github.com/Sjeiti/Pocket-Widget/issues" rel="nofollow ugc">Github</a>.

Pocket Widget

A Wordpress widget to show your Pocket collection.

Dana Ross

Read Later Buttons provides a widget and a shortcode for displaying “read later” buttons for the popular apps Instapaper, Pocket, and Readability. It can also display a <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/send-to-kindle/" rel="ugc">Send to Kindle</a> button if that plugin is installed, letting your users send your content to their e-reader to enoy when they have the time.
This plugin is designed to function well and look good without much fuss, but it also provides a shortcode and filters so you can control how the buttons look & work.
Shortcode
Use the <code>[read_later_buttons]</code> shortcode to render buttons for every one of the supported services. You can also include the names of one or more services (i.e. <code>[read_later_buttons instapaper pocket]</code>) to just get those buttons. Valid service names are <code>kindle</code>, <code>instapaper</code>, <code>pocket</code>, and <code>readlater</code>.
The shortcode can also display an estimated reading time if you include the “time” parameter (<code>[read_later_buttons time]</code>). The reading time can be combined with service names (<code>[read_later_buttons time instapaper]</code>) and the time will render above the buttons. When including the time estimate, the plugin won’t display all the buttons by default. You need to include the “all” parameter (i.e. <code>[read_later_buttons time all]</code>) in that case. Also, the shortcode has to be used inside “the loop” in order to calculate a time — in other words in a page, post, or the appropriate parts of your theme template.
Filters
<ol>
<li>read_later_buttons_do_css: return false to prevent loading the default CSS (doesn’t affect the Kindle plugin)</li>
<li>read_later_buttons_instapaper: alter the HTML generated for the Instapaper button</li>
<li>read_later_buttons_pocket: alter the HTML generated for the Pocket button</li>
<li>read_later_buttons_readability: alter the HTML generated for the Readability button</li>
<li>read_later_buttons_reading_time: alter the HTML generated for the reading time estimate</li>
<li>read_later_buttons_link: alter or replace the link passed to the read later services (doesn’t affect the Kindle plugin)</li>
</ol>

Read Later Buttons

Adds "read later" buttons to a site. Can send content to Kindle (additional plugin required), Instapaper, Pocket, and Readability.

Pocket Widget vs Read Later Buttons