ttrss 1.1.5

Usage

This tool can be used to synchronize feeds from a Tiny Tiny RSS server. If you’re a bit like me and prefer reading your feeds through the browser, you’ll sure have been in the situation of not being able to access your feeds due to the lack of an internet connection. ttrss will help you to read articles offline in a very simple manner.

For a quick introduction, let me show how you would use the tool to get started.

$ ttrss synchronize -d ~/news/ --url https://ttrss.example.com/ --username example --keyring-service ttrss.example.com

As can be seen above, you have to specify a directory where all unread articles will be saved in. Additionally, server information and login credentials must be provided. For now, the only way of specifying a password is by using the keyring command line tool, which is passed the --username and the --keyring-service.

Installation

pip install ttrss

./setup.py install

Configuration

A configuration file can be saved to ~/.config/ttrss/config.ini to avoid specifying the path and other information for each invocation. Of course, $XDG_CONFIG_HOME can be set to change your configuration path. Alternatively, the path to the configuration file can be set via the --config-file argument.

[GENERAL]
RootDir = ~/news/
Url = https://ttrss.example.com/
Username = example
KeyringService = ttrss.example.com

Development

The source code is located on GitHub. To check out the repository, the following command can be used.

git clone https://github.com/eikendev/ttrss.git