rsstodolist-node-server

That application is hosted on Heroku at https://rsstodolist.eu/.

That project is a node port of the initial Google App Engine rsstodolist application.

For more reliability and privacy, I strongly suggest you to self-host that application.

Thanks to Loïc Fürhoff, it can be hosted in a convenient way via docker.

Requirements

• Node >= 10
• MariaDB

or

• docker

Pre-requisites

Copy .env.sample into .env (or .env.docker_compose if you are using docker-compose setup) and set the variables according your need.

The app will try to determine it’s root url. If it isn’t correct, you can specify it via ROOT_URL env variable.

The PUBLIC env variable should only be used for public instance (it disable /list and add some messages about self-hosting).

1. Setup with docker-compose

docker-compose -f ./docker/docker-compose.yml build
docker-compose -f ./docker/docker-compose.yml up

2. Setup with the DockerFile

Run the migration file

Currently, you need to apply rsstodolist.sql manually on your database server.

Build the image

As there is no currently public image, build the image for example like this:

npm run docker-build
# or 
docker build -t rsstodolist -f ./Dockerfile .

Run the container

Run the container for example by linking a file containing environment variables.

docker run --env-file ./.env rsstodolist

or define needed environment variables within the command:

docker run -p 8080:6070 \
-e DATABASE_HOST=localhost \
-e DATABASE_PORT=3306 \
rsstodolist

3. Setup via node & MariaDB

Run the migration file

Run the migration file ./rssdolist.sql to create the rsstodolist database.

Install packages and start the application

npm install
npm start