feat: add tinyfeed to the tools list #13
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WalkthroughThis update adds a new Docker tool entry called TinyFeed to the collection in Changes
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participant U as User
participant D as Docker Engine
participant T as TinyFeed Container
participant FS as File System
U->>D: Run "docker-compose up"
D->>T: Start the TinyFeed container using provided configuration
T->>FS: Read feeds configuration from /app/config/feeds.txt
T->>FS: Generate static HTML at /app/data/index.html
T-->>D: Remain active in daemon mode for continuous operation
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322-322: Fix typo in descriptionThere's a small typo in the description: "syle" should be "style".
- "Generate a static HTML page in the syle of Hacker News from a collection of feeds", + "Generate a static HTML page in the style of Hacker News from a collection of feeds",
327-327: Consider using a CDN-hosted icon for better performanceMost other tool entries in this file use cdn.jsdelivr.net for hosting icons, which can provide better performance than directly referencing GitHub. Consider moving the icon to a CDN or using GitHub's raw content CDN.
- icon: "https://github.com/TheBigRoomXXL/tinyfeed/blob/main/.images/icon.png?raw=true", + icon: "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/TheBigRoomXXL/tinyfeed/main/.images/icon.png",
327-335: Add documentation about web server requirementSince TinyFeed only generates a static HTML file but doesn't serve it, users will need to configure a separate web server. While there's a helpful comment on line 334, it would be valuable to make this requirement more explicit in the documentation or consider integrating a lightweight web server option.
Would you like me to provide an example of how to integrate a lightweight web server like Caddy or Nginx to serve the generated HTML file?
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318-336: Overall implementation looks goodThe TinyFeed tool entry correctly follows the established pattern of other tools in the array. The Docker Compose configuration properly uses environment variables and provides appropriate volume mounts for configuration and data.
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318-336: Configuration looks good, but needs clarification on web server requirements.The implementation of TinyFeed as a Docker tool is well-structured and follows the same pattern as other tools in the file. The Docker Compose definition correctly maps volumes for configuration and data.
However, based on the PR objectives, there's uncertainty about whether a web server should be included. Since TinyFeed only generates a static HTML file, users will need to serve this file with an external web server.
Consider adding a comment at the top of the composeContent to clarify that users need to configure their own web server to serve the generated HTML file. For example:
composeContent: `services: + # Note: TinyFeed only generates a static HTML file. You'll need to configure a separate + # web server (like Nginx, Apache, or Caddy) to serve the content from DATA_PATH/tinyfeed/ tinyfeed: image: thebigroomxxl/tinyfeed:latest container_name: \${CONTAINER_PREFIX}tinyfeed command: --daemon -i /app/config/feeds.txt -o /app/data/index.html volumes: - \${CONFIG_PATH}/tinyfeed/:/app/config/ # Add your feeds.txt here - \${DATA_PATH}/tinyfeed/:/app/data/ # Point your webserver to this folder restart: \${RESTART_POLICY}`,
326-326: Use a CDN-based icon for consistency.Most icons in this file use CDN-hosted SVGs from jsdelivr/homarr-labs/dashboard-icons. The current direct GitHub raw URL might be less reliable long-term.
Consider hosting the icon on a CDN or using an existing icon that closely matches TinyFeed's purpose:
- icon: "https://github.com/TheBigRoomXXL/tinyfeed/blob/main/.images/icon.png?raw=true", + icon: "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/TheBigRoomXXL/tinyfeed/blob/main/.images/icon.png?raw=true",Alternatively, if there's an appropriate icon in the homarr-labs dashboard-icons collection, it would align with the project's convention.
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324-324: Ensure the category assignment is appropriate.TinyFeed is categorized as "Productivity" with tags ["RSS", "News", "Reading"], matching FreshRSS (line 296-301). This seems appropriate since they're both feed readers, though TinyFeed generates static HTML while FreshRSS is interactive.
319-319:❓ Verification inconclusive
Validate the TinyFeed Docker image availability.
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#!/bin/bash # Check if the Docker image exists and when it was last updated docker pull thebigroomxxl/tinyfeed:latest 2>&1 || echo "Image not found" docker inspect thebigroomxxl/tinyfeed:latest --format '{{.Created}}' 2>/dev/null || echo "Cannot inspect image"Length of output: 303
Action: Verify TinyFeed Docker Image Availability in a Proper Docker Environment
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- Verify locally or in your CI/CD pipeline that Docker commands (such as
docker pullanddocker inspect) work correctly.- If the image is unavailable or outdated, update the Docker image reference as needed.
| command: --daemon -i /app/config/feeds.txt -o /app/data/index.html | ||
| volumes: | ||
| - \${CONFIG_PATH}/tinyfeed/:/app/config/ # Add your feeds.txt here | ||
| - \${DATA_PATH}/tinyfeed/:/app/data/ # Point your webserver to this folder | ||
| restart: \${RESTART_POLICY}`, |
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Documentation for users is needed for proper setup.
The Docker Compose definition correctly configures the container, but users will need guidance on creating the required feeds.txt file and setting up a web server to access the generated HTML.
Add explicit documentation about the setup requirements in a README file or enhance the existing comments to guide users more clearly:
volumes:
- - \${CONFIG_PATH}/tinyfeed/:/app/config/ # Add your feeds.txt here
- - \${DATA_PATH}/tinyfeed/:/app/data/ # Point your webserver to this folder
+ - \${CONFIG_PATH}/tinyfeed/:/app/config/ # Create a feeds.txt file here with one feed URL per line
+ - \${DATA_PATH}/tinyfeed/:/app/data/ # The generated index.html will be here - serve with Nginx/Apache/etc.📝 Committable suggestion
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| command: --daemon -i /app/config/feeds.txt -o /app/data/index.html | |
| volumes: | |
| - \${CONFIG_PATH}/tinyfeed/:/app/config/ # Add your feeds.txt here | |
| - \${DATA_PATH}/tinyfeed/:/app/data/ # Point your webserver to this folder | |
| restart: \${RESTART_POLICY}`, | |
| command: --daemon -i /app/config/feeds.txt -o /app/data/index.html | |
| volumes: | |
| - ${CONFIG_PATH}/tinyfeed/:/app/config/ # Create a feeds.txt file here with one feed URL per line | |
| - ${DATA_PATH}/tinyfeed/:/app/data/ # The generated index.html will be here - serve with Nginx/Apache/etc. | |
| restart: ${RESTART_POLICY}`, |
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Looks good to me, thank you @TheBigRoomXXL ! You could also add it to some templates if you feel that it could fit there |
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@ajnart I did not find any template where it could fit nicely. I think were goo to go. |
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Description
I added my project, TinyFeed , to the list of available tools. I placed it under FreshRSS since they are both feed readers.
One thing I’m unsure about: TinyFeed only generates an
index.htmlfile, so it requires a web server. Should I include a web server in my Docker Compose service? I assume not, since duplicating that kind of setup is usually avoided. But if I should, how should I document the necessary configuration for a server like Caddy?More generally, I feel like a field for instructions about external dependencies, like configuration setup, would be useful.
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mainbranchnpm run buildoryarn buildorpnpm build)x,y,ior any abbreviation outside common conventions)For container definitions:
${PUID},${CONFIG_PATH})tools/index.tsThis PR is in accordance with the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines.
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