Simple RSS/Atom reader written in Golang. Highly configurable and with themes.

Tarballs with prebuilt binaries for both Linux and OSX can be found under release page.
Just start by running either gorss_linux or gorss_osx binary from the tarballs.
You can also specify theme, configuration and database manually.
./gorss -config gorss.conf -theme default.theme -db mydb.db
If either the configuration or theme files are not specified, gorss will attempt
to use$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/gorss/gorss.conf and
$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/gorss/themes/default.theme, respectively. These files will be
created from the defaults if not present.
To build and run use the makefile.
make run
In order to cross-compile make release for Linux on OSX you need to install the following:
brew install FiloSottile/musl-cross/musl-cross
The database gorss.db will be automatically created in your systems 'Data Home' directory. You can specify which database
to use with the argument -db to the binary.
opmlFile in gorss.conf)T to cycle)It's possible to specify configuration file as a flag, default is gorss.conf.
The configuration file can specify URLs of feeds as strings, or, if you want to customise the name of the feed as it is shown in your Gorss, as objects with url and name fields. (See the example below for supported options).
./gorss -config my.conf
{
"highlights": [
"emulation",
"truck",
"google",
"network",
"math",
"toyota"
],
"OPMLFile": "../example_ompl.xml",
"feeds": [
"https://news.ycombinator.com/rss",
{"url": "https://www.sweclockers.com/feeds/nyheter", "name": "Swedish Overclocking"},
{"url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/.rss", "name": "Home Assistant"},
{"url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/.rss"},
{"url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/.rss"}
],
"feedWindowSizeRatio": 2,
"articlePreviewWindowSizeRatio": 5,
"articleWindowSizeRatio": 2,
"previewWindowSizeRatio": 1,
"feedNameMaxWidth": 20,
"daysToKeepDeletedArticlesInDB": 1,
"daysToKeepReadArticlesInDB": 1,
"skipArticlesOlderThanDays": 10,
"secondsBetweenUpdates": 300,
"skipPreviewInTab": true,
"keyOpenLink": "Backspace2",
"keyMarkLink": "Enter",
"keyOpenMarked": "o",
"keyDeleteArticle": "d",
"keyMoveDown": "s",
"keyMoveUp": "w",
"keySortByDate": "r",
"keySortByUnread": "e",
"keySortByTitle": "t",
"keySortByFeed": "y",
"keyUpdateFeeds": "Ctrl+U",
"keyMarkAllRead": "Ctrl+R",
"keyMarkAllUnread": "Ctrl+T",
"keyMarkAllReadFeed": "Ctrl+F",
"keyMarkAllUnreadFeed": "Ctrl+G",
"keyTogglePreview": "q",
"keyToggleFeeds": "f",
"keyCycleTheme": "T",
"keySelectFeedWindow": "1",
"keySelectArticleWindow": "2",
"keySelectPreviewWindow": "3",
"keyToggleHelp": "h",
"keySwitchWindows": "Tab",
"keyQuit": "Esc",
"keyUndoLastRead": "u",
"keySearchPromt": "/",
"collapseFeeds": false,
"notifications": true,
"customCommands": [
{
"key": "j",
"Cmd": "echo 'ARTICLE.Content' 'ARTICLE.Link' > /tmp/test2.txt"
},
{
"key": "k",
"Cmd": "echo 'ARTICLE.Title' 'ARTICLE.Feed' > /tmp/test.txt"
}
]
}
feedNameMaxWidth (int, default: 20): Maximum width for feed names in the articles view. Reduce this to give more space to article titles.keyToggleFeeds (string, default: "f"): Toggle the visibility of the feeds panel for more reading space.keyCycleTheme (string, default: "T"): Cycle through all available themes at runtime without restarting.collapseFeeds (bool, default: false): Start with the feeds panel hidden.Custom commands can be added such as the example in the example configuration above.
The variables given will be substituted with the content of the given article. There are no escaping going on so be careful!
Available variables are:
* ARTICLE.Content - The content of the article
* ARTICLE.Link - The link to the article
* ARTICLE.Feed - Name of the feed
* ARTICLE.Title - Title of the article
Gorss includes 8 beautiful built-in themes that are embedded in the binary. You can cycle through themes at runtime by pressing T (or your configured keyCycleTheme), or start with a specific theme as an argument.
./gorss -theme dracula.theme
All themes are embedded in the binary, but you can still create custom theme files. Themes are configured with JSON, default example below:
{
"feedNames": [
"#8ed2c8",
"#46aa9f",
"#2e6294",
"#3b9293"
],
"date": "#a25478",
"time": "#f96bad",
"articleBorder": "#4b7d81",
"previewBorder": "#4b7d81",
"feedBorder": "#4b7d81",
"feedBorderTitle": "#fcedd5",
"articleBorderTitle": "#fcedd5",
"previewBorderTitle": "#fcedd5",
"highlights": "#c90036",
"tableHead": "#b2b37d",
"title": "#fcedd5",
"unreadFeedName": "#FFFFFF",
"totalColumn": "#FFFFFF",
"unreadColumn": "#FFFFFF",
"previewText": "#FFFFFF",
"previewLink": "#39537e",
"statusBackground": "#4b7d81",
"statusText": "#fcedd5",
"statusKey": "#f6d270",
"statusBrackets": "#bfceab",
"feedIcon": "🔖",
"articleIcon": "🗞",
"previewIcon": "📰",
"linkMarker": "🌍",
"unreadMarker": "🌟"
}

This is distributed under the MIT License.
$ claude mcp add gorss \
-- python -m otcore.mcp_server <graph>