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Description: A better (for me) RSS aggregator. Collects numerous RSS feeds and displays entries in chronological order. Similar to the "planet" concept.
Homepage: http://www.toastdriven.com/
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README.textile

FeedMe!

A better (for me) RSS/Atom aggregator.

Author: Daniel Lindsley <daniel@toastdriven.com>

License: MIT

Last Updated: 2008/03/30

Version: 0.2

Requirements

  • A decent version of Ruby.
  • Rails 2.0+
  • FeedTools
  • hpricot

Installing

  1. Grab the code.
  2. Copy the ‘config/database.yml.dist’ to ‘config/database.yml’. Reconfigure as necessary.
  3. Create the ‘log’ directory
  4. Run ‘rake db:schema:load’ (alternatively you may want to run ‘rake db:migrations’)
  5. Run ‘rake goldberg:load_bootstrap’
  6. Fire up the server.
  7. Login as user ‘admin’ password ‘admin’
  8. Change you password. I mean it!
  9. Go to ‘http://example.com/feeds/new’ to add your feed
  10. Run (preferably via cron) ‘rake feedme:pull_feeds’.
  11. Alternatively ping by going to ‘http://example.com/feeds/ping?url=http://example.org/feed.rss’
  12. Hit up ‘http://example.com/’ and enjoy.