juliustip/Drive-to-RSS

##Google Drive to Rss A tool that give you the possibility to have a rss feed from a public google drive directory. Useful in combination with Pushbullet , IFFT or just an helper to setup a personal podcast based on google drive.

##Configuration ###options.conf

[Options]
rss_url=http://example.com/rss/
server_port=5000 #only used if you run locally

###rss.conf

[RSS_ROUTE_NAME] #in this case you can access the feed at http://example.com/rss/RSS_ROUTE_NAME
rss_title: Rss title
rss_desc: Rss description
drive_link: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=FOLDER_ID
feed_entry_prepend: optional text to prepend to title
feed_entry_postpend: optional text to postpend to title
check: 120 #define the minutes between each check
max_item: 10 #max items shown by rss feed

You can define as many sections you want ##Run locally

• Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/Ale46/google-drive-to-rss.git

• Install dependecies

(sudo) pip install -r requirements.txt

• Edit local.conf.example

[Database]
hostname: localhost
username: your_username
password: db_password
database: database_name

• Rename it

mv local.conf.example local.conf

• Install, configure, and run postgresql
• Execute

python worker.py
cherryd -i webApp -c dev.conf

##Run on Heroku

• Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/Ale46/google-drive-to-rss.git

• Create your heroku project

heroku create

• Add postgresql addon

heroku addons:add heroku-postgresql

• Deploy on heroku

Side note: the worker and the web part will run in one dyno. It's a bad practice, but you will be not charged by Heroku. You can edit ./bin/web to define two dynos, one for worker.py and one for the web part. ###Issues Google drive files (docs, sheets, etc.) will be ignored and not included in the rss feed.