Feedly Notifier

Google Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Microsoft Edge extension for reading news from RSS aggregator Feedly

Changelog

Changelog can be found here.

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Build

1. npm install
2. grunt sandbox --clientId=sandbox --clientSecret=R26NGS2Q9NAPSEJHCXM3 --browser=chrome You can find actual clientId and clientSecret here The browser parameter can be chrome, opera or firefox.
3. The result of the commands will be in build folder, now you can load the extension to browser.

Reproducing a released package

The archives submitted to the stores come from the build task rather than sandbox, which rewrites every feedly.com URL to sandbox7.feedly.com and produces no archive:

npm ci
./node_modules/.bin/grunt build --clientId=<id> --clientSecret=<secret> --browser=firefox

Node 22, and the exact dependency versions pinned in package-lock.json. The result is build/feedly-notifier-firefox.zip; --browser selects the target and accepts chrome, opera or firefox. The .xpi on addons.mozilla.org is that archive's file tree repacked by web-ext sign, so the two contain the same files.

clientId and clientSecret are the project's Feedly API credentials, and they are the only difference between a build made this way and the released one: string-replace:keys substitutes them into the empty clientId: "" and clientSecret: "" literals in build/scripts/core.js, and nothing else in the package reads them. Building with the sandbox credentials above therefore reproduces the submitted package apart from those two string literals and the archive's entry timestamps.