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So a while back, after far too much time spent wandering the blogsphere manually, typing URLs into address bars by hand, I decided to go looking to see whether the universe had produced an open-source solution to this problem - and to my surprise and delight, it had! Miniflux is an excellent little open-source RSS server and reader, written in Go and backed by PostgreSQL, that also happens to be packaged as a Docker container. It’s been a few years since Google shut down Google Reader, and while a number of nice commercial alternatives have sprung in its wake, none of them has ever been quite the right fit for me personally.

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If needed I can update it anytime you want.Ĭode is obviously working, but I think that you may want to adjust some query parameters. Let me know if that works as you expected. Also I wrote everything in format I saw on Twitter (see item.title).

Since you did not declared (like Ecto.Schema or just documentation) I was not always sure if I pass a correct data or to a correct field. Two specific sites I’d like to see supported are Twitter and Instagram.įirst time used Twitter API.

#SELF HOSTED RSS FEED READER GENERATOR#

Please look at the eBird generator as an example. I’d love PRs for adding more supported sites. See the Dockerfile for more complete build instructions. You can copy it to a server and run rel/living_in_syndication/bin/living_in_syndication start to start the server.

The build will be located in the _build/prod folder inside the repo.

Run MIX_ENV=prod mix release inside the repo.

You can run a build with Docker like this: $ docker run -it -p 4001:80 ericlathrop/living_in_syndication:v0.1.0 Supported Stiesīuilds of Living in Syndication are published to Docker Hub. This app is similar to RSS-Bridge, but supports different sites. This project is a self-hosted app that will scrape the HTML of various sites and create RSS feeds for you. Many sites don’t provide RSS feeds these days. Generate RSS feeds for sites that don’t have them. Just copy the RSS urls from the buttons into your reader app, and you’re ready to go. I’d love PR’s that contribute new RSS feed generators. I push builds to Docker Hub so you can quickly get it up and running. I made my own self-hosted RSS feed generator in Elixir called Living in Syndication. I use RSS-bridge to fill some of the gaps, but there’s still some sites it didn’t support. I’ve recently gotten back into reading RSS feeds only to find a bunch of sites don’t generate them any more.