tuifeed

~ A terminal news feed reader with a fancy ui ~

Developed by @veeso

Current version: 0.3.2 (30/08/2022)

• tuifeed
  • About tuifeed 📰
    • Features 🎁
  • Get started 🏁
    • Installation 🚀
      • Shell script 🖥️
      • Windows users 🍫
      • Cargo installation 📦
    • Configure your news feed
    • Configure your display options
  • Keybindings ⌨️
  • Support the developer ☕
  • Powered by 💪
  • Contributing and issues 🤝🏻
  • Changelog ⏳
  • License 📃

About tuifeed 📰

tuifeed is a news feed reader with a fancy terminal user interface. It allows you read news from your favourite RSS and Atom sources, which can be easily configured in a TOML file.

Features 🎁

• 📰 Read feed from any RSS/Atom source
• 🌐 Open any article in your favourite browser in one-click
• 🐧 Compatible with Windows, Linux, *BSD and MacOS
• 🤖 Easy setup
• 🦀 Rust-powered

Get started 🏁

Installation 🚀

Shell script 🖥️

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSLf "https://git.io/J1O0Z" | sh

⚠️ this method is supported for the following operating systems:

• 🐧 GNU/Linux
• 🍎 MacOS
• 🚩 NetBSD

🔴 If you don't trust the script, you can view its content on Github

Windows users 🍫

Install via Chocolatey:

choco install tuifeed

Cargo installation 📦

cargo install --locked tuifeed

Configure your news feed

Once installed, in order to start using tuifeed, the first thing you need to do is to configure the feeds you want to read from.

To open the configuration file you can run

tuifeed -c

this will open the configuration file in your favourite editor.

💡 If this option doesn't work for your, you can edit the file manually at:

• $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/tuifeed/config.toml on Linux
• /Users/$USER/Library/Application\ Support/tuifeed/config.toml on MacOS

then you can add new sources as follows:

[sources]
"Cointelegraph" = "https://it.cointelegraph.com/rss"
"Corriere Della Sera" = "http://xml2.corriereobjects.it/rss/homepage.xml"
"Friuli Oggi" = "https://www.friulioggi.it/feed/"
"Il Piccolo" = "https://ilpiccolo.gelocal.it/rss/finegil/ilpiccolo/feed.rss"
"Il Post (Mondo)" = "https://www.ilpost.it/mondo/feed/"
"Il Post (Italia)" = "https://www.ilpost.it/italia/feed/"
"Messaggero Veneto" = "https://messaggeroveneto.gelocal.it/rss/finegil/messaggeroveneto/feed.rss"

so for each feed you want to read from, you must put an entry with a key, which identifies the Name of the source as it'll be displayed in the UI associated to the URL of the feed.

💡 If you want to use special characters in toml you can quote the key name: "Il Post (Mondo)" = "https://www.ilpost.it/mondo/feed/"

Once you're done with configuration, save, close and enjoy tuifeed 😄

Configure your display options

You can optionally configure some display options in the UI.

To open the configuration file you can run

tuifeed -c

this will open the configuration file in your favourite editor.

💡 If this option doesn't work for your, you can edit the file manually at:

• $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/tuifeed/config.toml on Linux
• /Users/$USER/Library/Application\ Support/tuifeed/config.toml on MacOS

Then you can configure the following keys

[article-title]
show-author = false
show-timestamp = true

• show-author: display the author name before the article title in the articles list
• show-timestamp: display the timestamp before the article title in the articles list

The key order in the article list name is:

1. timestamp
2. author
3. title

Once you're done with configuration, save, close and enjoy tuifeed 😄

Keybindings ⌨️

Support the developer ☕

If you like tuifeed and you're grateful for the work I've done, please consider a little donation 🥳

You can make a donation with one of these platforms:

Powered by 💪

• crossterm
• feed-rs
• tui-realm
• tui-rs
• ureq

Contributing and issues 🤝🏻

Contributions, bug reports, new features and questions are welcome! 😉 If you have any question or concern, or you want to suggest a new feature, or you want just want to improve tuifeed, feel free to open an issue or a PR.

Please follow our contributing guidelines

Changelog ⏳

View tuifeed's changelog HERE

License 📃

tuifeed is licensed under the MIT license.

You can read the entire license HERE