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I have a Raspberry Pi running Miniflux [1] and a daemon running to send webhooks [2]. These webhooks go to an n8n [3] workflow that distributes the posts based on keywords or source to different channels - like Telegram, Twitter (my own feeds), and a custom made notifications app I'm developing.
[1]: https://miniflux.app
[2]: https://sr.ht/~gjabell/mfn/
[3]: https://n8n.io
I have a Raspberry Pi running Miniflux [1] and a daemon running to send webhooks [2]. These webhooks go to an n8n [3] workflow that distributes the posts based on keywords or source to different channels - like Telegram, Twitter (my own feeds), and a custom made notifications app I'm developing.
[1]: https://miniflux.app
[2]: https://sr.ht/~gjabell/mfn/
[3]: https://n8n.io
I use Feeder [0], downloaded from fdroid.
[0]: https://gitlab.com/spacecowboy/Feeder
Sadly, I accumulate much more feeds than I read. Just like podcasts. I subscribe to too much of them. Download a lot of episodes, and I do not listen to them at all.
Does anyone know how to prioritize?
I'm using Nextcloud already and that has an officially supported RSS daemon app[1]. I mainly use it with this really good Android client[2] (that's on F-Droid) that supports connecting to it (and Miniflux it appears, which I noticed a bunch of mentions in this thread of).
I'm using Nextcloud already and that has an officially supported RSS daemon app[1]. I mainly use it with this really good Android client[2] (that's on F-Droid) that supports connecting to it (and Miniflux it appears, which I noticed a bunch of mentions in this thread of).
I use https://kevinfiol.com/reader/
It's a personal fork of Bubo Reader by George Mandis. It's essentially just a Node.js script that fetches the latest stories from some RSS feeds I have stored in JSON, and then deploys a static site to Github Pages as a single HTML file. I use Github Actions to have it automatically run every 2 hours.
Bubo Reader: https://github.com/georgemandis/bubo-rss
My fork: https://github.com/kevinfiol/reader
I use https://kevinfiol.com/reader/
It's a personal fork of Bubo Reader by George Mandis. It's essentially just a Node.js script that fetches the latest stories from some RSS feeds I have stored in JSON, and then deploys a static site to Github Pages as a single HTML file. I use Github Actions to have it automatically run every 2 hours.
Bubo Reader: https://github.com/georgemandis/bubo-rss
My fork: https://github.com/kevinfiol/reader
Yet another shameless plug of my feed reader side project: https://github.com/msurdi/feedo
Not many features, and nothing super special, but I use it daily since I started it and works fine for myself. I'm also trying to make it as easy as possible to run, either on your own laptop or on any hosting provider.