39 lines
1.9 KiB
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39 lines
1.9 KiB
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HRSS
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HRSS is an application that allows you to transform any website into a RSS feed.
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# Usage
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- Fill an URL in the homepage field then click **Setup**.
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- Click on a field on the left panel, then hover and select the element on the right panel.
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- Fill at least the **Element**, **Title** and **Content** fields, then click on **Generate**.
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- Your RSS feed is ready and shown on the next page.
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# Features
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- Free and open-source. No limits.
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- No complicated installation procedure (if you know how to setup a Django app).
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- No database needed (H2 file used).
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- Works for 80% of websites out there.
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- **Why does it not work for every website?**
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Mainly because Javascript on these websites do some obscure checks and do not permit iframes. Ideas of workarounds are welcome.
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- No user management at the moment (self-host your own instance and protect it with a basic auth if you want security).
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- Fully working in most RSS readers (I use Tiny Tiny RSS and it works great).
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# Demo
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[Because we all love demos.](https://hrss.hipstercat.fr)
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# Installation
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1. Make sure you have Python3 installed and virtualenv.
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2. Clone this repo for unstable branch, or download [latest release](https://hipstercat.fr/gogs/hipstercat/hrss/releases).
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3. `cd hrss && python3 -m virtualenv --python=python3 .`to create a new virtualenv.
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4. `bin/activate && pip3 install -r requirements.txt` to install dependencies.
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5. `python3 manage.py migrate` to apply latest DB migrations (and create the H2 database file).
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6. `python3 manage.py runserver` to run the integrated webserver (not suitable for production use - even though you should not use HRSS in a production environnement at all until it is considered stable anyway). Use uWSGI to run it in a production environnement.
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