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title: Selfhosting: Miniflux and RSSHub title: Selfhosting: Miniflux and RSSHub
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Some notes on selfhosting and RSS reader Some notes on selfhosting and RSS reader
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Like many nerdy, computery types, I like to subscribe to blogs and other content through RSS. RSS is crazy simple, you host a url on a website with a list of posts with titles/URLs/content encoded in XML (I know I know but it only have like 5 tags and is only nested one level deep.) An RSS reader just checks a big list of those URLs every now and then and presents you the latest thing to show up. Like many nerdy, computery types, I like to subscribe to blogs and other content through RSS. RSS is crazy simple, you host a url on a website with a list of posts with titles/URLs/content encoded in XML (I know I know but it only have like 5 tags and is only nested one level deep.) An RSS reader just checks a big list of those URLs every now and then and presents you the latest thing to show up.
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Anyway, for how here is a docker-compose.yml for both miniflux and RSSHub. What took me a while to figure out is that docker containers live in their own special network. So to subscribe to a selfhosted RSSHub feed you need to put something like "http://rsshub:1200/" where rsshub is the key to the image in the yaml file below. Anyway, for how here is a docker-compose.yml for both miniflux and RSSHub. What took me a while to figure out is that docker containers live in their own special network. So to subscribe to a selfhosted RSSHub feed you need to put something like "http://rsshub:1200/" where rsshub is the key to the image in the yaml file below.
EDIT: I got it to work using puppeteer! For now the code is in a [branch](https://github.com/TomHodson/RSSHub/tree/science_blogs) for which I'll do a proper PR soon.
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