I just updated RSStream to build using Vite instead of the old CRA tools. I didn't realize it would be such a small change otherwise I would've switched over earlier! 🎉 I've also removed the build folder from the github repo, which was suggested I do for Holster to avoid pr's being merged where the build files don't match the source change. The Holster github workflow runs the build before publishing to npm, for RSStream this means an extra step, but it's worth it to make sure the build matches your files.
RSStream has replaced my previous (also homegrown) reader and I'm not finding I want to add any other features at this stage. That means it's time to move on to another project, the next one involves adding new Holster features that I'm looking forward to adding so stay tuned for updates.
RSStream walk through
RSStream is working well now, check out the walk through video below!
It starts with signing into the app, then demonstrates bookmarking, loading older items on scroll-back and search. The crazy thing that I really wanted to show however is that the whole video is offline! 🤯
This is thanks to Holster storing everything in indexedDB and the service worker cache storing images. I'm now also working on storing audio and video for offline playback and allowing cache management too.
Switched to Vite
RSStream has replaced my previous (also homegrown) reader and I'm not finding I want to add any other features at this stage. That means it's time to move on to another project, the next one involves adding new Holster features that I'm looking forward to adding so stay tuned for updates.
RSStream walk through
It starts with signing into the app, then demonstrates bookmarking, loading older items on scroll-back and search. The crazy thing that I really wanted to show however is that the whole video is offline! 🤯
This is thanks to Holster storing everything in indexedDB and the service worker cache storing images. I'm now also working on storing audio and video for offline playback and allowing cache management too.