Linux command
feedreader 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Example
feedreader --unreadCount
Add
feedreader --addFeed=[feed_url]
Grab
feedreader --grabArticle=[article_url]
Example
feedreader --url=[feed_url] --grabImages=[article_path]
Play
feedreader --playMedia=[article_url]
Run
feedreader --verbose
说明
feedreader is a GTK desktop RSS/Atom feed client. It aggregates news feeds from multiple sources and provides desktop notifications for new articles. The application supports various feed services including Feedly, Inoreader, and local feed reading, with features like article synchronization, tagging, and full-text search. Note: FeedReader is no longer being maintained. Users are encouraged to migrate to actively developed alternatives like NewsFlash.
参数
- --unreadCount
- Show current count of unread articles in the database.
- --addFeed=_URL_
- Add the feed to the collection.
- --grabArticle=_URL_
- Use the ContentGrabber to grab the given URL.
- --grabImages=_PATH_
- Download all images of the html-document.
- --url=_URL_
- URL of the article needed for grabImages.
- --playMedia=_URL_
- Start media player with the given URL.
- --ping=_URL_
- Test the ping function with the given URL.
- --verbose
- Output all debug information.
- --about
- Show the about dialog.
- --version
- Show FeedReader version number.
FAQ
What is the feedreader command used for?
feedreader is a GTK desktop RSS/Atom feed client. It aggregates news feeds from multiple sources and provides desktop notifications for new articles. The application supports various feed services including Feedly, Inoreader, and local feed reading, with features like article synchronization, tagging, and full-text search. Note: FeedReader is no longer being maintained. Users are encouraged to migrate to actively developed alternatives like NewsFlash.
How do I run a basic feedreader example?
Run `feedreader --unreadCount` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --unreadCount do in feedreader?
Show current count of unread articles in the database.