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Hosting on vercel #5
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Yes, and no. So basically at the moment the way that it works is by changing the binary for Kobos main software. So in order to limit this we can only change it to the same, or less bytes. I was looking into how to do this in another way, but I haven't had the time. One idea was to just catch the URL when it is being called by the kobo and change it. This would allow you to do that, but I haven't really got around to it yet. If you host it, and you can get the name down to a certain size it should work, but you'd have to do quite a lot of fiddling with the internals of the kobo. |
Ah interesting! So either a server with a fixed IP could work, or a url with the same bit-length pointing to a service like vercel. Is that right? |
Yes, that's exactly right. I just use my raspberry pi because I didn't need to sync outside of the house anyway |
Hey! It is now possible to host this on Vercel. I've updated the way the redirect happens, now it doesn't have to have the same bit length. You can update it in the following file: https://github.com/Podginator/KoboOmnivoreConverter/blob/main/hook/pocket.cc#L38 Then follow the instructions here: to get it up and running. |
Great! Can't wait to try it! |
Is there a technical reason why this would not work on vercel? I understood that they offer server less functions within their free tier:
https://vercel.com/guides/using-express-with-vercel
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