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Pocket WP connects to the Pocket API and pulls in your latest saved links with tags and excerpts into a WordPress page, post or widget.
<h4>Setup</h4>
Due to the way Pocket’s API works, you need to complete a few steps before you can use the plugin.
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Install and activate the plugin.
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Create an application on the <a href="http://getpocket.com/developer/apps/new" rel="nofollow ugc">Pocket Developers website</a>, enter your Consumer Key into the Pocket WP settings page and click Save Changes to start the authorization process.
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Click the Get Access Key link to complete the authorization.
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<h4>Shortcode</h4>
The shortcode embeds a list of Pocket links into a page or post.
The basic shortcode is <code>[pocket_links]</code> and it accepts some optional arguments:
<pre><code>count: [any number] // How many links to display. Default is all.

excerpt: yes, no // Whether or not to display the excerpt extracted by Pocket. Default is yes.

tag: [any one of your Pocket tags] // Choose to show links from one tag. Supports one tag only. Default is all links, tagged or untagged.

credit: yes, no // Choose to add author credit. Default is to not show credit links.

tag_list: yes, no // Whether or not to show a list of tags after each link.
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<h4>Widget</h4>
The Widget is available to drag and drop into any widgetized sidebars. It has some options:
<pre><code>title // the title for the widget

count // the number of links to show. Default is 5

tag: [any of your Pocket tags] // Choose to show links from one tag. Currently supports one tag only. Default is all links, tagged or untagged.

author credit: yes, no // Choose to give author credit. Default is to not show credit links.
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Pocket WP

Pocket WP allows you to embed your Pocket links into a WordPress page or post via a shortcode or a widget.

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
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<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>
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Read Later Buttons

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

Pocket WP vs Read Later Buttons