peehaa / feedr

Awesome Feed

Converts any resource into an RSS feed

Requirements

• PHP7.2
• NodeJS
• PostgreSQL
• Redis

Installation

composer install

This will guide your through the installation script.

Start the websocket server and queue

php ./bin/server.php

Development

npm run dev

feedr's Issues

Write tests for Authentication\GateKeeper

Set up travis config

Set up a travis config so that the unit tests run against php 7.2, 7.3 and nightly.

7.3 depends on the status travis-ci/travis-ci#9717, but if needed for now we can mark it as allowed to fail.

Finish the Authentication/User tests

Finish writing tests here so the file is fully covered.

Add badges to readme

Add travis build status badge to readme. Depends on #3

Don't run the installation script just for running the tests

Currently the installation script always runs upon running either composer update or composer install which is good for most cases.

However for just running the unit tests both locally and on travis there is no need to set up the database or github credentials.

Find a way to not run the installer on travis. Maybe a flag like composer install --no-install that's somehow get passed to the install script (as in the Event here) through composer is a possibility?

Write tests for Authentication\Collection

Fix link on title

Currently the main title links to #. This should always link to the home page instead:

Use the url builder to link to the home route. An example is already added to the same file (header.phtml)

Change installation scripts colors

Currently the installation script uses text colors for the CLI output severity modifiers.

It will probably look better if we used the background color instead. This might be helpful for determining the color codes to be used.

Note that some background probably need white text colors to make them more easily visible.

The installation script can be tested by running composer install in the project.