TinyFeed

TinyFeed generates a static HTML page from a collection of feeds through a simple command-line interface. It is aimed at people who work comfortably with a CLI and need a single HTML result built from multiple feed sources. Its workflow has two concrete parts: provide the feed collection, then run the CLI to produce the page. The result is static HTML rather than a dynamic feed service. That static result is also TinyFeed's main limitation. Changes to the collection are not reflected until the page is generated again, so it does not meet a need for continuously changing output. TinyFeed is best evaluated for its narrow task: combining a collection of feeds into one generated HTML page through a simple CLI. Users who need dynamic output will need a different program.