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@ridit/feed.sh

v0.1.7

Published

Doom scrolling, in your terminal

Downloads

63

Readme

feed.sh

A tiny social feed that lives where you already do — the command line. Sign in, scroll, post, like, and reply without ever leaving your shell. It's built with Ink (React for the terminal), so it feels like a real app, not a wall of curl output.

  feed.sh
  ────────────────────────────────────
  @alice · 2m
  shipped my first terminal app today 🚀
  ♥ 12   💬 3

  @bob · 5m
  who needs a browser anyway
  ♥ 8    💬 1
  ────────────────────────────────────
  › create

What it does

  • Post without leaving the keyboard. Type create, write your post, hit done. That's it.
  • Like and reply inline. Select any post and press l to like it or r to open the thread and jump into the conversation.
  • Threads. Every post can be opened into a full reply thread, and you can compose your reply right there.
  • Profiles. Run profile to see your own, or profile @handle to peek at someone else's — handle, bio, and their stats.
  • Search. search <words> filters the feed down to what you're looking for.
  • A real command bar. Commands with autocomplete, tab-completion, and up/down history — like a shell prompt that talks back.
  • Sign in with Hack Club. One-tap OAuth through your browser; your session is saved locally so you stay logged in.
  • Mouse and keyboard friendly. Scroll with the wheel.

Commands

| Command | What it does | | ----------------- | --------------------------------- | | feed | Reload the main feed | | create | Start composing a new post | | done | Publish the post you're composing | | search <query> | Search posts | | profile | View your own profile | | profile @handle | View someone else's profile |

Keys (in the feed): / to move between posts, l to like, r to open the thread. In a thread: r to reply, Esc to go back.

Install

The fastest way to start scrolling:

bunx @ridit/feed.sh

Or install it globally:

npm install -g @ridit/feed.sh
feed.sh

Local setup

Want to hack on it? You'll need Bun and a Supabase project (with Hack Club OAuth configured).

# 1. clone & install
git clone https://github.com/ridit-jangra/Feed.sh.git
cd feed.sh
bun install

# 2. configure environment
cp .env.example .env

Fill in .env:

SUPABASE_URL=          # your Supabase project URL
SUPABASE_ANON_KEY=     # your Supabase anon/public key
HACKCLUB_CLIENT_ID=    # Hack Club OAuth client id
HACKCLUB_REDIRECT_URI= # OAuth redirect, e.g. http://<project_id>.supabse.com:...

Bun loads .env automatically — no dotenv needed.

# 3. run in dev (hot reload)
bun run dev

# 4. build the distributable CLI
bun run build      # outputs dist/index.mjs

The Supabase edge function that powers Hack Club auth lives in supabase/functions/hackclub-auth. Local config and your saved session are written to ~/.feed.sh/.

Scripts

| Script | Does | | ----------------- | ------------------------------- | | bun run dev | Run from source with hot reload | | bun run build | Bundle the CLI to dist/ | | bun run lint | Lint src/ | | bun run format | Format src/ with Prettier | | bun run release | Cut a release (patch) |

License

MIT © Ridit Jangra