Gofr is a Feed Reader (Google Reader clone) for Google App Engine. It grew out of my frustration with the relational backend of grr and my inability to optimize it beyond unsatisfactory results.
Gofr is written in Go, and uses the Google Cloud Datastore. It was one of the finalists in Google Cloud Developer Challenge 2013.
- Folders
- Tagging
- Article and subscription filtering
- Keyboard navigation support with extensive support for Google Reader's keyboard shortcuts (press ? to view available shortcuts)
- OPML import/export
- Article sharing to Google+, Facebook and Twitter
- Mobile browser support
- High-density screen support
To run locally on development server:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/pokebyte/Gofr.git - Install the go-charset library:
go get github.com/paulrosania/go-charset/charset - Run the development server:
goapp serve Gofr/
To deploy:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/pokebyte/Gofr.git - Change into the new directory:
cd Gofr - Edit app.yaml and change the name of the application (initially "gofr-io") to one of your choosing
- Deploy to production:
goapp deploy
When running in production, Gofr routinely (every 10 minutes, configurable in cron.yaml) runs a cron job to update feeds. Since the development server does not support cron jobs, the feeds will need to be updated manually by logging in to the application as an Administrator, and opening the cron job URL in a web browser: http://localhost:8080/cron/updateFeeds.
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