Noizee

A unified commandline timeline.

Use Noizee to keep tabs on what's going on in your world. Noizee aggregates events from around the internet and displays them in one place so you don't have to check dozens of apps and services to stay up to date so you can plan your next move.

on first load events will be displayed in the order they are discovered (shown above)

Features

• Monitor an unlimited number of Twitter accounts (thanks to Twitter)!
• Watch an unlimited number of RSS feeds!
• Simple YAML configuration (thanks to ConfigModule)!
• Shiny 256 color terminal output (thanks to Remedy)!
• Automatically conforms to the size of your terminal (also thanks to Remedy)!

Getting Started

0. Create a YAML file called .noizee in your home directory
1. Add your credentials as shown in the Configuration section below
2. Run bin/noizee
3. Enjoy!

Configuration

In your configuration file you have a set of keys representing the services you want to use, each of those can be an array of multiple accounts which will be included in the aggregation.

Twitter

• key: twitter
• required settings: consumer_key, consumer_secret, access_token, and access_token_secret

RSS

• key: rss
• required settings: url
• optional settings alias

Facebook

facebook support is experimental and not enabled by default

• key: facebook
• required settings: access_token

Example .noizee configuration:

---
:twitter:
  - :consumer_key: "abc123"
    :consumer_secret: "abc123"
    :access_token: "abc123-abc123"
    :access_token_secret: "abc123"
  - :consumer_key: "abc123"
    :consumer_secret: "abc123"
    :access_token: "abc123-abc123"
    :access_token_secret: "abc123"
:rss:
  - :url: "http://feeds.sydv.net/latest-bash-quotes"
    :alias: "Bash.org"

Implemented

• Twitter integration
• RSS integration
• Multiple Twitter accounts
• Colorized output
• Facebook integration [experimental]

Planned

• Filtering & Rules
• Highlighting
• Tag searching
• Google Plus integration
• XMPP integration
• Email integration
• Desktop notification support for highlights

Copyright 2011-2015 Anthony M. Cook