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Add ability to fetch all checkins

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* By default it continues to only fetch the most recent checkins
  (the most recent 250, whereas the default before was 100).

* If you add the `--all` flag it will fetch all of your checkins instead.

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Phil Gyford
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# Foursquare Feeds
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.
A python script that will generate an iCal (`.ics`) feed of your 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.
Foursquare [used to have such feeds][feeds] but they've stopped working for me.
**NOTE: This is new and untested!**
[4sq]: https://foursquare.com
[swarm]: https://www.swarmapp.com
[feeds]: https://foursquare.com/feeds/
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This should create an `.ics` file.
By default it only fetches the most recent 250 checkins. To fetch ALL of your
checkins add the `--all` flag:
$ ./generate_feeds.py --all
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.
Depending on how many checkins you have you might only want to run it with
`--all` the first time and, once that's imported into a calendar application,
subsequently only fetch recent checkins.
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.