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Inshorts News

News

Provides news from inshorts.

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About Inshorts News

Inshorts News API is an unofficial, open-source wrapper written in Flask that fetches news content gathered by the Inshorts app. It exposes a single GET endpoint that returns news filtered by category, with categories including national, business, sports, world, politics, technology, startup, entertainment, science, automobile, and others. Each response returns a JSON object containing articles with fields such as author, title, content, date, time, image URL, source URL, and a read-more link.

The project is intended for developers who want programmatic access to short-form news summaries, such as for building bots or apps like the Telegram channel mentioned in the repository. It requires installing dependencies from a requirements.txt file and running a local Flask server (app.py), and it can be deployed to platforms such as a VPS, Heroku, or Vercel. The repository is licensed under MIT.

Key features

  • Fetches news content aggregated by the Inshorts app
  • Category-based news retrieval via GET request (e.g. all, national, business, sports, technology)
  • Returns structured JSON with title, content, author, date, time, image URL, and source link
  • Self-hostable Flask app, deployable to VPS, Heroku, or Vercel
  • Written in Python using Flask

Frequently asked questions

Is this an official Inshorts API?

No, it is an unofficial API that fetches news content as gathered by the Inshorts app.

How do I request news from the API?

Make a GET request to the /news endpoint with a category parameter, e.g. https://inshorts.deta.dev/news?category=science.

What news categories are supported?

Categories include all, national, business, sports, world, politics, technology, startup, entertainment, miscellaneous, hatke, science, and automobile.

What language/framework is it built with?

It is written in Python using the Flask framework.

Can I self-host this API?

Yes, you can fork the repo and deploy it yourself on a VPS, Heroku, or Vercel after installing the dependencies in requirements.txt.

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