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System tags specification

Lucas Verney edited this page Jul 27, 2014 · 4 revisions

Freeder is widely based on tags to handle feeds entries. Some of these tags are user-defined, or at least user-readable when they have been loaded from the feed. But there are also system tags. These tags are not intended to be read nor seen by the user but are useful to classify entries for the backend.

A tag is a system tag if and only if it begins with an underscore (_).

Although user tags have absolutely no signification for Freeder itself, system tags have. Effectively used system tags and their signification are referenced here.

  • _sticky : Have freeder never automatically delete the entry.
  • _read : Indicates whether the entry has been read.
  • _private : Prevent Freeder from displaying the entry in public and other users view.
  • _no_home : Do not display that entry in home view.
  • _dir_foobar : The entry is in the directory named foobar. Directories are actually just a user commodity.