[Record] Building RSS Reader Miniflux

Sep 2, 2023#rss #Miniflux538

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The user switched from using a slow PHP-based TTRSS RSS reader to a faster Go-based RSS reader called Miniflux. They continue to use Supabase as their database. They provide instructions on how to set up Miniflux and a reverse proxy server. They also mention enabling the Fever API and using the same login method as TTRSS for FeedMe.

Based on php, TTRSS is useful, but it is indeed too slow. Therefore, switch to Miniflux, an RSS reader written in Go. The database is still using Supabase.

Setting up Miniflux#

Setting up reverse proxy server

mkdir -p ~/app/miniflux && cd ~/app/miniflux && nano docker-compose.yml
sudo docker-compose up -d

version: '3'
services:
  miniflux:
    image: miniflux/miniflux:latest
    environment:
      - DATABASE_URL=postgresql://postgres:[email protected]/postgres #database url
      - RUN_MIGRATIONS=1
      - POLLING_FREQUENCY=60   #interval for fetching feeds (in minutes)
      - CREATE_ADMIN=1
      - ADMIN_USERNAME=admin   #admin account username
      - ADMIN_PASSWORD=test123   #admin account password, username and password can be modified later on the website
    restart: unless-stopped
networks:
  default:
    external: true
    name: ngpm

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Enable Fever API#

Enable in Settings - Integration - Fever
Use the same login method as TTRSS for FeedMe.