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By default, articles are synchronized to the `/Pocket/` directory on the Remarkable every 60 minutes.
### Launchd on MacOS
To launch the program on startup and keep it running in the background you can use *launchd* (on Mac)
or *systemd* (on Linux). On Mac copy [this](nl.carosi.remarkable-pocket.plist) file to `~/Library/LaunchAgents/`
followed by: `launchctl load -w nl.carosi.remarkable-pocket.plist`. Logs will be sent to `~/.remarkable-pocket.log`.
### Docker Compose
If you prefer to use [Docker Compose](https://docs.docker.com/compose/) first run the command in the [Usage](#usage) section and complete the authentication steps (this only needs to happen once). When syncing starts you can stop the container, download the [docker-compose.yml](docker-compose.yml) file, and run `docker-compose up`.
@@ -76,6 +71,11 @@ There is also a Docker image available for the Raspberry Pi, so the command in [
browser to complete the authentication flow. If your Pi runs without a screen I recommend using a VNC client when
running the program for the first time.
### Launchd on MacOS
To launch the program on startup and keep it running in the background you can use *launchd* (on Mac)
or *systemd* (on Linux). On Mac copy [this](nl.carosi.remarkable-pocket.plist) file to `~/Library/LaunchAgents/`
followed by: `launchctl load -w nl.carosi.remarkable-pocket.plist`. Logs will be sent to `~/.remarkable-pocket.log`.
## Configuration
The default configuration can be changed by providing command-line arguments. Simply append these to the `docker run`