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NewsBlur
NewsBlur is a personal news reader that brings people together to talk about the world. A new sound of an old instrument. -
RSS Monster
Google Reader inspired self-hosted RSS reader written in VueJS with an Express NodeJS backend. RSSMonster is compatible with the Fever API. -
Leed
Leed (contraction de Light Feed) est un agrégateur RSS libre et minimaliste qui permet la consultation de flux RSS de manière rapide et non intrusive. -
Screaming Liquid Tiger
DISCONTINUED. Minimalistic podcast feed generator script for audiobooks, for use with Pocket Casts, Overcast and similar apps. -
Cacocloud
A simple, fast and secure PHP/AngularJS based feed and mail reader, password and bookmark manager. -
html2rss-web
🕸 Generates and delivers RSS feeds via HTTP. Docker image available! Create your own feeds or get started quickly with the included configs. -
gritttt-rss
Implements 'cancelled' sharing-features of Google Reader for the excellent open-source RSS-Reader TinyTiny-RSS: share any page on the web via a bookmarklet and show your shared items in a widget on any website you want. Also allow to import shared&starred articles from Google Reader. -
Full-Text RSS
Extract article content from news sites and blogs and convert RSS feeds that contain only extracts of stories to full-text feeds. Developed by FiveFilters.org.
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Feedbin
Feedbin is a simple, fast and nice looking RSS reader.
Support
Support is available to Feedbin customers by emailing [email protected]. This is also the best way to submit feature requests.
No support is provided for installing/running Feedbin.
Introduction
Feedbin is a web based RSS reader. It provides a user interface for reading and managing feeds as well as a REST-like API for clients to connect to.
Feedbin's goal is to be a great web-based RSS service. This goal is at odds with being a great self-hosted RSS reader. There are a lot of moving parts and things to configure, and for that reason I do not recommend that you run Feedbin in production unless you have plenty of time to get it properly configured.
If you're looking for a self-hosted RSS reader check out:
And if you really want to run the whole Feedbin stack, take a look at this Docker version. If you would like to try Feedbin out you can sign up for an account.
The main Feedbin project is a Rails 7 application. In addition to the main project there are several other services that provide additional functionality. None of these services are required to get Feedbin running locally.
Optional Extras
- Privacy Please: Privacy Please is an https image proxy. In production Feedbin is https only. One issue with https is all assets must be served over https as well or the browser will show insecure content warnings. Privacy Please proxies all image requests through an https enabled host to prevent this. Using a proxy has the added benefit of providing privacy while using Feedbin.
- extract: Extract is a Node.js service that extract content from web pages. It is used to extract the full content of an article when a feed only provide excerpts.
- pigo: pigo provides face detection for better preview image cropping. Make sure it's available in your PATH or provide a PIGO_PATH environment variable.
Requirements
- Linux or macOS
- Ruby 3.1
- Postgres 11
- Redis 6
- Elasticsearch 8.5
Installation
Ultimately, you'll need a Ruby environment and a Rack compatible application server.
First, install the dependencies listed under requirements.
Next clone the repository and install the application dependencies
git clone https://github.com/feedbin/feedbin.git
cd feedbin
bundle
If you encounter any errors after running bundle
there is a problem installing one of the dependencies. You must find out how to get this dependency installed on your platform.
Configure
Feedbin uses environment variables for configuration. Feedbin will run without most of these, but various features and functionality will be turned off.
Rename [.env.example](.env.example) to .env
and customize it with your settings.
Setup the database
rake db:setup
Start the processes
bundle exec foreman start