tschellenbach
Using feedly on php site via ajax
I'm about to setup feedly and run it behind a simple API interface. Did you get this working via ajax ? Would love to hear about any experience regarding this.
This sound indeed quite interesting :+1: @tomaadland what are you using to build the api interface ?
Thanks. I'm brand new in Python land (coming from Ruby background), but I've been looking at Flask. Seems it should be able to do the job as we'll keep this interface available only for internal use.
@tomaadland while feedly is just a python library it plays nicely out of the box with Django (feedly settings can be changed in django's settings). If you plan to use Flask keep in mind that you will need to integrate your settings in flask with feedly ;)
EDIT: In case you missed it, we made an example app using django here: https://github.com/tbarbugli/feedly_pin
@tbarbugli that is a valid point, thanks. By using Django will the admin interface work out of the box ? Another question that comes to mind being a Python newbie, should I stick with version 2.7 or would it be wise to upgrade to the latest ?
@tomaadland python 2.7 is the way to go :) django admin works out of the box (and it has a very good documentation on how to use it / extend it) Since you starting with feedly I really suggest you to use the redis backend and not the cassandra one (unless you have a good reason to use that one)
Has anyone integrated feedly api with a PHP backend ? I am starting to test it out for our new project.
https://getstream.io is a hosted version of Feedly (on steroids). API are available via HTTP and clients are available for Python and PHP (javascript is to come).
Thats a very good way to get started if you don't want to have to setup and mantain the Feedly stack yourself.