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neix - a RSS/Atom feed reader for your terminal.
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[FEATURE] Pass -f, --feeds to point to a different feeds.conf? #16

Closed jedahan closed 3 years ago

jedahan commented 3 years ago

I maintain a decent amount of software packages, and use neix to view release feeds, but don't want it to fill up my regular rss reading list.

If I could split feeds.conf into multiple files, for example package-releases.conf and feeds.conf, I could start multiple instances of neix to view different categories of feeds.

There are tons of alternatives that all seem more complicated and I think are on the roadmap, like ad-hoc filtering.

Its possible we don't need a flat like -f and it can just be 'the default arg' but I'm not sure.

qw3rtty commented 3 years ago

@jedahan That is a pretty good Idea. I will add a -f flag. Big thanks for your Idea. I really appreciate it.

qw3rtty commented 3 years ago

@jedahan I added the -f option to neix: neix -f <filename>

You can now split your feed config file in multiple files. But they have to be in the default config folder: ~/.config/neix/<custom-feed-file>.