Rike
Rike is a lightweight terminal-based developer intelligence CLI that helps you stay updated without leaving your terminal.
It aggregates useful information from developer-focused sources into a fast, clean command-line interface.
Built with Python and Rich.
Features
Hacker News
- Browse Top Stories
- Browse Best Stories
- Browse New Stories
- View title, author, score, and URL
- Open any story directly in your default browser
GitHub Trending
- View trending repositories
- Display repository name
- Show programming language
- Show star count
- Open repositories directly from the terminal
Terminal Experience
- Clean Rich-powered interface
- Fast and lightweight
- Simple interactive menus
- Browser integration
Installation
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/mukundzha/rike.git
cd rike
Install dependencies:
pip install requests rich
Run:
python main.py
Preview
Rike
Developer Intelligence CLI
Choose Source
1. Hacker News
2. GitHub Trending
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Roadmap
v0.1
- Project setup
- Hacker News integration
- Rich terminal interface
- Browser support
v0.2
- Multiple Hacker News feeds
- Top Stories
- Best Stories
- New Stories
v0.3
- GitHub Trending integration
- Repository metadata
- Open repositories in browser
Upcoming
- RSS feed support
- Security advisories (CVE, GitHub Security)
- Dev.to integration
- Reddit programming communities
- Product Hunt developer tools
- Bookmark stories
- Search across sources
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Configuration file
- Multiple themes
- AI-powered summaries
- Daily digest mode
- Plugin architecture
Tech Stack
- Python
- Requests
- Rich
Why Rike?
Developers often switch between Hacker News, GitHub, blogs, and other websites throughout the day.
Rike aims to bring those sources together into a single terminal-first experience that is fast, distraction-free, and extensible.
Project Status
Rike is under active development.
New sources and improvements are being added incrementally while keeping the CLI lightweight and easy to use.
Contributing
Issues, feature requests, and pull requests are welcome.
If you have an idea that would make Rike more useful for developers, feel free to open an issue or submit a contribution.
License
MIT License.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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