I was trying to make a new kind of rss reader. I call it rss viewer (like a image viewer, video player). You just open up the current feed(s) and you can browse it.
So no downloaded items, no feeds manipulation, no read/unread items.
The article view doesn't show the `item.content`, it parses the article url and extracts the header, image, content, which is formated in basic html and then translated to pretty terminal text.
I don't have very much of the paperwork. Just wanted to organize our home documents.
So I have a script that gets the image from scanner, then crops, corrects skew and runs tesseract on it. Then saves it as pdf with text.
Then I've written a shitty tool to make a fulltext index of all the pdfs in the current directory https://git.sr.ht/~ghost08/pdfq (It doesn't have documentation or even a README so ...)
And then I search like so: `cd my/documents/path && pdfq index && pdfq search "my query"`, it just prints the file names which match the query.
Also for backup I use syncthing, so I have 3 copies of all my documents on 3 computers in my house.
The article view doesn't show the `item.content`, it parses the article url and extracts the header, image, content, which is formated in basic html and then translated to pretty terminal text.