CROSSBOW - THE MINIMALIST FEED AGGREGATOR

crossbow(1) is a minimalist RSS feed aggregator.

* Written in modern C portable across UNIX-like systems;

* Complete with manpages;

* Remote feeds can be fetched via HTTP, HTTPS and Gopher;

* Designed to be invoked periodically by cron(8), so
  no background process is needed;

* On a system where local email delivery is configured, the
  output is naturally converted into local emails.  No user
  interfaces is needed, other than the regular command line
  and a local mail user agent, such as mutt(1);

* It can be configured to handle content with external
  commands.  This allows, for example, to automatically
  parse or download new content without user interaction.

crossbow(1) is composed by a collection of sub-commands:

 - crossbow-set(1)
    Registers a feed for monitoring, or updates the
    configuration for a previously registered feed.

 - crossbow-fetch(1)
    Retrieves updates from each monitored feed, processing
    previously unseen items.

 - crossbow-query(1)
    Prints information about the the subscribed feeds.

 - crossbow-del(1)
    Deletes a URL from the set of monitored feeds.

GETTING STARTED

After compilation and installation (see instructions in the
Release Notes), check out the crossbow-cookbook(7) man page
for a collection of examples tackling the most common usage
cases.


DEPENDENCIES

      * libcurl
      |
      * libnxml - https://github.com/bakulf/libnxml
      |           https://github.com/dacav/libnxml/releases
      |
      * libmrss - https://github.com/bakulf/libmrss
      |           https://github.com/dacav/libmrss/releases
      |
    * | uthash - https://troydhanson.github.io/uthash/
    |/
    * crossbow


RELEASES

https://gitlab.com/dacav/crossbow/-/releases
