ReactFlux
A self-hostable web reading interface for Miniflux, built with React.
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About ReactFlux
ReactFlux is a third-party web frontend for Miniflux, the self-hosted feed reader. It connects to your existing Miniflux server and gives you a different interface for reading and managing subscriptions.
The repository ships a Dockerfile, a docker-compose file and a Caddyfile, so it can be run as a container next to Miniflux. Documentation is available in several languages. It suits Miniflux users who want an alternative reading interface.
Strengths
- Alternative interface for an existing Miniflux server
- Docker and Compose deployment files included
- Actively developed with a long commit history
Limitations
- Requires a Miniflux server; it does not fetch feeds itself
- License type not stated in the research
Details
- Pricing
- FreeFree to use; the source is published on GitHub.
- License
- Proprietary
- Developer
- electh
- Platforms
- Web, Self-hosted
- How it runs
- Self-hosted
- Best suited for
- Miniflux users who want a different web reading interface
- Categories
- RSS readers
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
Alternatives to ReactFlux
Compare allSoftware that can replace ReactFlux for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.
Nextflux
A web-based reading interface for Miniflux, built with React and Vite, that you host yourself.
Nextflux is another self-hosted Miniflux web interface built with React and Vite, with Docker and Compose files and no license file shown.
Miniflux
A deliberately minimal feed reader: one Go binary, a PostgreSQL database, and no options you do not need.
Miniflux's own built-in web interface ships with the Apache-2.0 server and is plain by design, so no extra front end needs deploying.
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