Atom scrapper is in a separate binary (rostra-bot), the --help there should help you configure it.

But in my NixOS config I configure it like this:

  systemd.services.rostra-bot-rss = {
    wantedBy = [ "multi-user.target" ];
    serviceConfig = {
      User = "rostra-bot-rss";
      Group = "rostra-bot-rss";
      StateDirectory = "rostra-bot-rss";
      # TODO: add more feeds
      ExecStart = ''
        ${pkgs.rostra}/bin/rostra-bot \
          --atom-feed-url https://dpc.pw/atom.xml \
          --secret-file=/run/secrets/rostra-bot-rss \
          --data-dir=''${STATE_DIRECTORY}
      '';
      Restart = "always";
      RestartSec = "5s";
      LimitNOFILE = "100000";
    };
    environment = {
      RUST_LOG = "rostra=debug,info,iroh=error,mainline=error";
    };
  };

Cool, thanks for the feedback. I’ll look into it later today or tomorrow!

I’m working on @-mentions showing up in “Notifications” tab.

It works, but I’ll push and deploy to public instance after I gain more confidence in this and some other changes I’ve been making.

Oh, wow. I really like it. I just switched my terminal to use it, and will how it goes.

I think I would prefer it to be just a tiny, tiny bit shorter. But maybe it’s just a bias after using Source Code Pro for so long, which is somewhat more of a square font (width/height larger).

@Anonymous Lurker is a “fake” account that is used on https://rostra.me when the user did not actually logged into own/real one. I just made it make one post, so I can showcase potential visitors how the Notifications work.

Hey @Anonymous Lurker! Once you create your own identity, remember you need followers for anyone to see your posts. Ping me on matrix or click the Support link above to share you ID with the world!

TTYL!

BTW. There’s an event explorer in Settings now.

Note, the current instance is a tiny $5/mo VPS and underlying data model is not entirely ready to start sharing/streaming GB files (but in principle it is workable).

Oh, wow. Time flies. 🤣

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