A stab at making a personal replacement for Google Reader that runs on a RaspberryPi. Right now its kind of basic - it has support for importing a list of subscriptions in OPML format (such as you get when you use Google Takeout to get your data from Reader) as well as adding new feeds one at a time. The categorization from your OPML file should also get preserved.

Feeds themselves are processed via a cron job. Content is stored on the file system, not in a database as this is built to run on a humble Pi.

Django provides the web framework. If you already have Django running on your Pi, then you can probably just add the reader app in there.

Most of the required packages are specified in requirements.txt for use with pip. However the opml package has a dependency on lxml, which in turn requires some C libraries to be present.

On a Debian system such as Ubuntu you will need a command like

apt-get install python-dev libxml2 libxml2-dev libxslt-dev

to ensure that the required library files are available before running:

pip install -f requirements.txt

otherwise installation of the opml package will fail.

Icons used come from the excellent Silk set at famfamfam: http://www.famfamfam.com/lab/icons/silk/

Many awesome Python packages were used to cobble this together. A big shout out to all the package creators and maintainers of the packages listed in requirements.txt