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# Foursquare Feeds
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A python script that will generate a iCal (`.ics`) feed of your recent checkins on [Foursquare][4sq]/[Swarm][swarm].
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A python script that will generate an iCal (`.ics`) feed of your recent checkins on [Foursquare][4sq]/[Swarm][swarm]. If you set it up to save this file to a publicly-visible location on a webserver, and run the script regularly, you can subscribe to the feed in your favourite calendar application.
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Foursquare [used to have such feeds][feeds] but they've stopped working for me.
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Enter this in your `config.ini`.
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### 5. Run it
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## Run the script
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Then run the script:
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You're ready to go:
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$ ./generate_feeds.py
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It should create an `.ics` file.
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This should create an `.ics` file.
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If the file is generated in a location on your website that's publicly-readable, you should be able to subscribe to it from a calendar application. Then run the script periodically to have it update.
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If the file is generated in a location on your website that's publicly-visible, you should be able to subscribe to it from a calendar application. Then run the script periodically to have it update.
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Note that the file might contain private checkins or information you don't want to be public. In which case, probably best to make the name of any such publicly-readable file very obscure.
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Note that the file might contain private checkins or information you don't want to be public. In which case, it's probably best to make the name of any such publicly-readable file very obscure.
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