A spork of rss, a simple feed reader
- Shell 67.1%
- XSLT 25.8%
- Makefile 7.1%
| completions | start work on a bash completion | |
| LICENSE | add a license | |
| Makefile | Enable setting DESTDIR and PREFIX variables | |
| process.xslt | don't wrap proccessed feeds in <html><body> tags | |
| README.md | Add link to the original repo in README.md | |
| rss | Update example feed URL in feeds.sh | |
| rss.1.scd | Fix scd file parsing error | |
rssr
A work-in-progress fork of the rss reader by Stone Tickle, with thanks to the original author.
A simple rss feed reader. It uses curl(1) to fetch feeds, xsltproc(1) parse them, and w3m(1) to render the result.
Posts and feeds are organized using the filesystem
Ruby News
`-- 2019
|-- 08
| `-- 28
| |-- 09:00:00 - Ruby 2.5.6 Released
| `-- 09:00:00 - Ruby 2.6.4 Released
`-- 10
|-- 01
| |-- 11:00:00 - CVE-2019-15845: A NUL injection vulnerability of File.fnmatch and Fil
| |-- 11:00:00 - CVE-2019-16201: Regular Expression Denial of Service vulnerability of
| |-- 11:00:00 - CVE-2019-16254: HTTP response splitting in WEBrick (Additional fix)
| |-- 11:00:00 - CVE-2019-16255: A code injection vulnerability of Shell#[] and Shell#
| |-- 11:00:00 - Ruby 2.4.8 Released
| |-- 11:00:00 - Ruby 2.5.7 Released
| `-- 11:00:00 - Ruby 2.6.5 Released
`-- 02
`-- 09:00:00 - Ruby 2.4.9 Released
Features
- parallel fetching
- group feeds
Install
Dependencies
- curl
- w3m
- xsltproc
- scdoc (for man page)
Installation
$ make install
Usage
$ rss help