nextfeed is a minimalistic RSS reader. With nextfeed, you define a list of feeds you want to follow, and get a personalized URL. Every time you hit that URL, you'll get the next unread entry in your feeds.

If you want to contribute to nextfeed, you're welcome!
Either pick an existing issue or create a new one and state that you are working on it (to make sure nobody else is working on the same issue). If you are in a "collaborator" status, simply assign the issue to yourself. Otherwise, post a comment saying you're working on it.

1. Get a copy of the repository

git clone https://github.com/Nurdok/nextfeed

2. Create a virtual Python environment

cd nextfeed
virtualenv venv

3. Install the required dependencies:

source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r nextfeed/requirements/local.txt

4. Create a development database*:

python manage.py syncdb --settings=nextfeed.settings.local

When asked whether to create a superuser, create one. Its details aren't important and are local to your machine.

4. Develop:
   You can run a test server in one of two ways*:

python manage.py runserver --settings=nextfeed.settings.local

or

honcho start

The difference is that honcho also runs a scheduler and worker, which are Celery processes that poll feeds for changes. These are probably not important in a development machine unless you're testing a polling-specific feature.

*If you want to avoid using --settings=nextfeed.settings.local, you can just set the environment variable DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE to the same value.