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github.com/NHemmerly/RSS-Feed
Generates a feed based on subscribed RSS content
NOTE: This project requires an installation of postgresql and Go
Install the RSS-Feed cli using:
go install "github.com/NHemmerly/RSS-Feed@latest"
RSS-Feed requires a config file located in the user's home directory named .gatorconfig.json
and following the format:
{
"db_url": "postgres://[postgres username]:[password]@localhost:5432/gator"
"current_user_name":"[can be left blank]"
}
RSS-Feed register <username>
Registers a new user and makes that user the current user. This should be the first command you run after installing RSS-Feed cli. This command will allow the user to start following available feeds.
RSS-Feed login <username>
Makes the specified username the current user.
RSS-Feed reset
Deletes all existing user data.
RSS-Feed users
Lists all available users, marking the current user.
RSS-Feed agg <duration>
Starts aggregating posts from the current user's followed feeds. Agg will check for new posts every cycle of the specified duration
.
RSS-Feed addfeed <feed url> <name>
Adds a new RSS feed to the available feeds.
RSS-Feed feeds
Lists the available feeds that the current user can follow.
RSS-Feed follow <url>
Current user follows the feed specified by url
if it is found in the available feeds.
RSS-Feed unfollow <url>
Current user unfollows the feed specified by url
.
RSS-Feed following
Lists the names of all feeds that the current user is following.
RSS-Feed browse <optional: number of posts>
Displays the number of posts
most recent posts followed by the current user and collected by the aggregate command.
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