vnews 0.0.5 → 0.0.6
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Vnews uses MySQL to store your feed data locally. It uses MySQL's MyISAM
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tables to provide natural-language full-text search capability.
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Vnews is free and open-source.
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## Prerequisites
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to generate the MySQL database that will store your feed data. Leave
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`password:` blank if you don't use a MySQL password.
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To use MacVim as your Vnews Vim engine, you can run vnews like this
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VNEWS_VIM=mvim vnews
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## Configuring your feeds
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To configure your feeds, edit the bottom part of the `.vnewsrc` file.
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session. If you don't want to start a Vnews session (e.g. if you want
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to run this as a cron job), use `vnews -U` instead.
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## Starting Vnews
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will start a Vnews session. `vnews -u` will update all your feeds and
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then start a session.
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To use MacVim as your Vnews Vim engine, you can run vnews like this
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VNEWS_VIM=mvim vnews
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or you can `export VNEWS_VIM=mvim` in your `~/.bash_profile` and then
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## Basic navigation
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After you start Vnews, you should see the feed items for all your feeds
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in one consolidated list.
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* `j` moves up the item list
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* `,m` calls up the feed selection window, sorted alphabetically
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* `,M` calls up the feed selection window, sorted by the number of times you read an item from each feed
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For all of these commands, you'll see an autocomplete window appear at the
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You can star interesting feed items by using `,*` or `,8` (both use the
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same keys, the only difference being the SHIFT key). Starred items are
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colored green and made available in the special `Starred` folder.
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## OPML import
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Vnews, use this command:
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feed_title = col i['feed_title'], varwidth * 0.25
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word_count = i['word_count'].to_s.rjust(6)
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spacer = " " * 20 # to push guid all the way off screen
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guid = i['guid']
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